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The 1930 agriculture volume's township page; the 1960 Indiana part; the Census of Manufactures city row
What it is: three federal pulls that failed, each documented at full size because the failures themselves are findings. First: the 1930 Census of Agriculture, vol. I, prints its minor-civil-division table on p. 179 — and p. 179, carrying St. Joseph County entire, is missing from the Census Bureau's own scan, whose file passes from p. 178 (Randolph County) to p. No Penn Township figure is printed from it. Second: the 1960 census's Indiana Section 3, in the copy hosted by IPUMS, returned an empty response to the Black History leg — and was not repeated through any route, so the 1940, 1950 and 1960 decennial Black counts stand as named gaps with their exact settling volumes named (1960, vol. I, part XVI, place tables; 1950, vol. II, part 14). Third: the Census of Manufactures' city row for Mishawaka — the Industrial leg's most wanted pull — was located in the Abstract's chapter 5 on census.gov; its PDF fetch failed on an upstream timeout and was not retried in that pass, and no figure from it is printed anywhere in this build.
The third failure, resolved: the Abstract’s chapter 5 was afterward pulled and read whole at first hand — Table 193, pp. 300–301 — and proved identical to the Fourteenth Census, Vol. IX, Table 34. Mishawaka’s manufactures city rows, 1899 to 1992, stand printed in the Industrial Revolution section of this history. The failure above stands as the record of its pass; this resolution stands beside it.
Its standing, from this build's experience: the named routes stand open and are printed with the gaps: for the 1930 page, an independent copy — the HathiTrust bound vol. I page images, whose existence the leg confirmed through the University of Pennsylvania's Online Books Page; for the counts, the NHGIS place-level tables, which the Farms pass expressly refused as a compilation for its own figures — a refusal printed as method: a compiled table is not the volume.
Where it fails:I's township table carries no tenure or crop columns (those are county-level, in vols. II–III), and a mirror of a defective scan is the same defect twice, not a second source.
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