The Open-Questions Ledger and the Photographs Ledger

the honest tail

The questions this build has not settled stand here at pointer size, each with its settler, beside the standing of the town's photographs. The open questions: When was Geyer's book published, and by whom (the verso of the State Library copy)? Does Stoll's county account carry Lakeville beyond one biography (the HathiTrust name-run)? Did any newspaper ever publish in Lakeville (Miller, unreached; the State Library's microfilm index, unreached; the federal Directory, denied to this build)? Where would a Lakeville paper's microfilm sit (behind the lineage)? Is the Sanborn negative final (one name-check)? What does the State Archives hold under the town's name (one catalog run)? Does Anderson & Cooley's 1901 volume truly carry nothing of the town (a clean text run)? What does the Denham index hold that its snippets did not surface (a whole read)? What does Local & Family History shelve for this township (a catalog run)? When was the second Sheneman published, and how long is it (the publisher's full page)? Each stands as a named gap in the pass registers with its settler; none is smoothed over here. The photographs: Lakeville's image roll stands in the pass notes as rows with the rights basis stated at each location — the 1875 Atlas plates and the county histories' illustrations at public-domain strength; the nomination photographs as a federal file whose item terms are to be verified; the Tribune's photographs, in Michiana Memory and in the 2004 and 2005 items the sources lane found, under the Tribune's retained copyright — reference candidates, never publication candidates without clearance; Geyer's picture stock treated as in copyright until her book's pull establishes otherwise; and the congregations' own site photographs, at locations that state no rights basis at all. No image was pulled, per the standing ruling: photographs land at the post-publish photo pass, and this ledger is what that pass will work from.