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Indiana State Library catalog records, read (977.201 S143st; S143d; S143su); the mention test at search and catalog strength
Three county volumes stand on the shelf unread, and the build says exactly what it does and does not know about them. Stoll's Account of St. Joseph County from its Organization (1923) — the only county narrative printed after the town's earliest possible incorporation era; the Schuyler Colfax Chapter DAR's Historic Background of South Bend and St. Joseph County (1927); and Suter's 150 Years of Progress Working in Michiana (Northern Indiana Historical Society, dated "1980?" by the catalog, the question mark the catalog's own) — all three sit in the State Library's closed stacks, none digitised at full text on any carrier reached, none paged in this build. The mention test ran at the strength available: a web search for each title and author with the town's name returned no content hit tying Indian Village to any of them, and no catalog entry or index listing names the town. The negative therefore stands at catalog/search strength only — there is no search-visible mention — and no content negative is asserted: their contents are unpaged print. All three are South Bend-centred works, and the DAR volume's scope predates any plausible naming of the town on this build's record, which is a reason the negative is cheap, not a reason to print it above its strength.