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Dayton: Dayton Historical Publishing Co., 1923 — 565 pages
What it is: John Bernard Stoll, An Account of St. Joseph County from Its Organization — volume III of Logan Esarey's History of Indiana, published by the Dayton Historical Publishing Company in 1923. Stoll was a South Bend newspaper man, founder of the Times line that runs through the newspaper entries below, and his account is the third full county history, sixteen years after Howard's. The Indiana State Library's county-holdings guide lists it in the reference collection and on film.
Its standing, from this build's experience: the honest entry is a short one. Stoll stands on the shelf and in the catalogs, and the legs of this build cited him more often as a newspaper proprietor than as a text read cover to cover; no file in this history rests on a passage of Stoll that this build can point to as load-bearing. He is printed here at his true size — the county's third history, awaiting the first-hand read his position on the shelf is owed, and named so the next checker knows the read is outstanding rather than done.
Sources:
- Google Books catalog record (John B. Stoll; Dayton Historical Publishing Company, 1923; 565 pages; original from Indiana University).
- Indiana State Library, county history holdings guide for St. Joseph County.