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Huntington (City and countyseat)

a city and countyseat of Huntington co., Ind.; on both sides of the Little river, and on the Wabash, the Cincinnati, Bluffton and Chicago, and the Erie railroads; 48 miles E. of Logansport. It is in the center of a large coal mining and lime burning region, and has abundant water power, used in railroad repair shops, lime and cement works, bicycle, shoe, plow, and barrel factories. It has eleclights, public library, public high schools, daily and weekly newspapers, and National bank. Pop. (1910) 10,272; (1920) 14,000. a

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