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First presences on the web: one date stands, and the rest are a named gap

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ITEM 10 · NAMED GAP — GAP-81-10

For the rest of the roll the checklist names — Harris Township's and Clay Township's first sites, the Penn-Harris-Madison district's (phm.k12.in.us), the Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library district's, and the Granger churches' — this run attempted the settling pull directly: a Wayback Machine CDX query for the district domain was issued on November 11, 2026 and the archive's endpoint refused the request (HTTP 403, access denied). Under the run's rules the refusal was not retried, routed around, or re-issued through another endpoint. The dates therefore cannot be printed from evidence, and they are not estimated: a first-snapshot date asserted without the CDX record behind it would be exactly the pointer-inflation the register forbids.

GAP-81-10 — First-snapshot dates for the township, district, library and church domains of this ground. Settling source: the Wayback Machine CDX index (web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx), pulled for harristwp.com, the Clay Township / Clay Fire Territory domains, phm.k12.in.us, mphpl.org and the seated churches' domains, earliest status-200 capture per domain.

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  1. Wayback Machine CDX endpoint, queried November 11, 2026 — request refused (HTTP 403); the refusal and the non-retry are the record of this item's attempt.

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Source: First presences on the web: one date stands, and the rest are a named gap, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/granger/dot-com-era/first-presences-on-the-web-one-date-stands-and/