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It was purchased in 1906 by the Kimberly family from Wisconsin, famous even today as patriarch John Alfred Kimberly founded the Kimberly-Clark paper company that invented Kleenex tissues.

Kimberly-Clark (NYSE:KMB) manufactures personal care and tissue products and provides items such as disposable hygiene goods, facial tissues, paper towels, and hygiene solutions for commercial use.