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{{Infobox Kmart
| name = Kmart #9039
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| storenumber = 9039
| address = [[224602460 East Mansfield Road (Bucyrus, Ohio)|224602460 East Mansfield Road]]
| city_state = [[Bucyrus, Ohio]]
| opened = June 24, 1976
| closed = March 17, 1999
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| floor_area = {{convert|40000|sqft|m2}}
| replaced =
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| next = [[Hebco Products]]<ref>Miller, Lisa. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/66981938/telegraph-forum/ "Hebco expanding into former Kmart building"], [[Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum]], September 18, 1999, page 3A.</ref>
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'''Kmart #9039''' was a [[Kmart]] [[discount department store]] located at [[224602460 East Mansfield Road (Bucyrus, Ohio)|224602460 East Mansfield Road]] in [[Bucyrus, Ohio|Bucyrus]], [[Ohio]]. The store opened on June 24, 1976<ref>[https://www.newspapers.com/clip/66979093/telegraph-forum/ "New K mart Store Opened Here"], [[Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum]], June 24, 1976, page four.</ref> and closed unknownon March 17, 1999.<ref>Miller, Lisa. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/66978587/telegraph-forum/ "Blue light flickering... Bucyrus Kmart store to close March 17"], [[Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum]], March 13, 1999, front page.</ref><ref>[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bQbJ704l5I8hkf4hUNa7IyYzGW5I3CIBYmqigrRLD7g/edit "Kmart latest"] [[Bluepages:Spreadsheets|spreadsheet]].</ref>
 
A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the store building on August 19, 1975.<ref>Histed, Bill. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/66981803/telegraph-forum/ "Ground Breaking Held For New K-Mart Store"], [[Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum]], August 19, 1975, front page.</ref> The store was developed by H-R-K Bucyrus Limited, a partnership owned in part by then-Ohio governor {{w|Jim Rhodes}}, although Rhodes' part of the business was held in trust while he was governor. During construction in 1976, it was discovered that the developers had received a $1.01 million loan from the [[Standard Savings and Loan Company of Columbus]], violating a state law which prohibited savings and loans from loaning more than 10 percent of their withdrawable assets to a single borrower. The loan was made one day after the state government approved Standard's application to open a new branch in [[Newark, Ohio|Newark]]. The allegations of illegal activity did not affect the store's opening a few months later.<ref>[https://www.newspapers.com/clip/66981187/telegraph-forum/ "Rhodes Firm, In Trouble In Ind., Also Involved In K Mart Building Here"], [[Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum]], April 27, 1976, front page.</ref><ref>[https://www.newspapers.com/clip/66981346/telegraph-forum/ "K-Mart Development Loan Is Called Illegal"], [[Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum]], April 28, 1976, front page.</ref>
 
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