Hi. I see you have some extracts on your user page relating to the above company. I thought it might be useful to alert you that I am writing an article about the Associated Motor Industries which had merged with Kentucky. My research is likely to cross over with yours so I am happy to share any information I come across with you. NealeFamily (talk) 23:00, 29 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]
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Fantastic update on Bernard Kroger, it really makes the article look so much better.
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I'm not sure about your reversion. The source I added clearly states he and his wife did live at the house. Your source is contradictory, and contains a clear error - it states that "it belonged to Sam and Hilda Rolfe" and that it was purchased by "its last owners, Sam and Hilda Newman-Rolfe, in 2004." The last is a clear error as Rolfe died in 1997. How reliable is Eichler Network? It appears to be closer to a blog than a major news source, albeit a respected one. Is the author of the op-ed a journalist? This source says it was bought by the Rolfes in 1975, [1]. KJP1 (talk) 16:23, 20 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]
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