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items 5 and 7 — Kamm & Schellinger pointed; the Drewry's question posed and answered
The county's brewing stood in its cities, and the pointers print at pointer size: the neighbouring city's house — Kamm & Schellinger of Mishawaka — is cross-referenced here from the Mishawaka build's record and not retold, exactly as the floor requires; the county seat's houses likewise stand in the South Bend build. The successor item's question — the outside brewer's tenure on a local ground, the brand that would not come home — is posed for this ground and answers itself from the article above: no outside brewer ever took a tenure here, because no ground here ever brewed; the Drewry's tenure of the floor's pattern (1936–1972) ran on South Bend ground and belongs to that build. The ground-after-brewing item closes with the same negative at site level: no brewery site exists on this ground, so no reuse, register entry, or demolition of one can stand — the Architecture section's demolition ledger, read for this item, holds no brewery, and the absence is printed rather than left to inference.
Sources:
- The Mishawaka and South Bend builds' brewing records — pointed to at boundary discipline, not retold.
- This build's architecture record (the demolition ledger — no brewery entry).