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Before-the-city fragment of this build (IV-2), which owns the course whole
On the town's own section the farm record is a remnant, and its whole course stands in another fragment. Section 25, Township 38 North, Range 2 East, enters the named record with the Eaton family in 1831 and, after their removal in 1836, disappears from print into farmland for a century — no resident placed on the section by Chapman, none by Howard's second volume outside the Eaton passage, none by the 1875 directory — a working farm landscape at the township's east end, unremarked because nothing in print remarked it. The before-the-city fragment's farm-century article carries that course whole, with the farm families the histories do name ringing the section on its neighbours, and this fragment does not retell it. What the economy pass adds is only the frame the remnant sits in: the soil argument and the family-farm scale of the two articles above are the section's own township conditions, and when the farm century ended on this ground it ended as the business fragment records — not in a store or a mill, but in a platted residential town of sixty-three houses, whose lots the parcel record still carries under the subdivision's own name.