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The Exempt Organizations Business Master File, Indiana extract — 262 Mishawaka rows, every figure computed from the read
What it is: the Nonprofits leg downloaded the IRS exempt-organizations master file's Indiana extract (eo_in.csv) and read it whole for CITY = MISHAWAKA: 262 organizations, 221 of them 501(c)(3), 104 filers reporting assets — every register figure in that file computed from that read, not taken from any summary. Around it: the four named foundations' 990-PF grant schedules, read not from the raw forms but through compilations (TheShareWay, Instrumentl, Zeffy, Grantable) — grant-level detail standing at compilation strength, stated in the note and in the file; the State Board of Accounts' records (the Career Academy's audited statements; the library's examination reports of Part three); the Secretary of State's municipal candidate lists of 2019 and 2023 and the state corporate record; and the Patent and Trademark Office's trademark records — the Red Ball registrations 29,476 (1897) and 36,471 (1901), whose file wrappers and the 1955 CCPA case exhibits are the settling sources for the mark's anonymous designer.
Its standing, from this build's experience: a register read whole is a census, and the file prints it as one — four health corporations holding $9.23 billion of the register's $10.03 billion is a computed fact, not a characterization.
Where it fails: the register carries this build's standing artifact trap, stated in two files and owed a place here: an IRS ruling year is not a founding year. The order-wide group rulings — Moose 1935, Knights of Columbus 1940, Eagles 1991, FOP 1972 — are the national orders' exemptions, and the Private Clubs leg's warning governs the whole build: they must never be typeset as a Mishawaka lodge's founding date. Eleven founding-date conflicts in the Nonprofits file trace to exactly this confusion in the sources beneath it.
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