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The four sweeps of November 2026 described in the pass note — the GNIS feature sweep at the town's point, the street-address sweep, the class sweep, and the provider sweeps
No institution of any class swept stands addressed inside the Town of Indian Village. Not a township office, a county facility, a fire station, a poor-relief office, a park, a cemetery office, a school, a church, a police post, a post office, a library or an industry — every institution that serves the town stands outside it, at the addresses the closing article prints. The one institution that is the town's own, its government, has no building: it receives its mail through a South Bend post office box and meets in its clerk-treasurer's home. The negative is produced by the sweeps described in the pass note and corroborates the frame pass at directory strength; it is a directory and place-names negative, not a parcel-by-parcel survey, and is labelled so wherever it is quoted.