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No school on the town's own ground: a produced negative

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The five searches of November 2026 described below; Chapman (1880) for the township's first schools; the SHAARD run unexecuted, parameters in the pass note

No public, parochial, private or district school has ever been shown on the town's ground. The searches: the town and section by name; the town's streets by name, in three combinations; the real-estate and address sweeps of the assignment article, which double as parochial-school tests; and the state historic-sites index at web strength. None returned a school addressed on Maplehurst, Elmhurst, Pinehurst, Palmer, Lamar, Sumpter or Welworth, or on the town's section. The state historic architectural and archaeological database (SHAARD) is a JavaScript application that cannot be submitted by text fetch; its run — county, township, resource type school, the town's section and streets — is recorded as Unexecuted Run IV3-B-SHAARD-1 in the pass note, and the negative above stands at search strength until a browser-capable pass converts it. The frame pass's sentence therefore holds at depth for schools as for churches: the town is served by schools, and has never contained one.

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Source: No school on the town's own ground: a produced negative, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/indian-village/schools/no-school-on-the-town-s-own-ground-a/