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The Indiana Magazine of History articles, the dissertations and studies, the marque and catalog literature — each at the strength it was read
What it is: the scholarly layer, itemized at its true reading strengths. In the Indiana Magazine of History: Ward N. Baker's "Mishawaka on the Eve of Conflict" (the 1858 manufactures values, the Milburn House, and Baker's citation of the Hydraulic Company's "Synopsis"), Balsley's "Indiana Iron from Native Ore," and Karst's "A Rural Black Settlement in St. Joseph County, Indiana, before 1900," read first-hand (pp. 252–257 and following) for the Black History leg's Huggart Settlement boundary. The Tetlow dissertation (University of Oregon, 1972), its Mishawaka chapters read, quoting the St. Joseph Valley Register file of 1855–56, the Daily Astorian of 28 August 1880, and Ward Baker's letter of 10 January 1972. Fotia's The Mexican-Americans of the South Bend-Mishawaka Area (IUSB, June 1975; ERIC ED 117 026 (the digit flagged against South Bend’s ED 117 025, never harmonized); archive.org full text), read whole by the Communities leg — the study whose own text seats the settlement story in South Bend and gives Mishawaka the workplace. Antinao and colleagues' 2024 Indiana Journal of Earth Sciences paper, read first-hand from the journal PDF for its dating tables; the USGS literature around it at the strengths stated — Kincare (2010) at abstract strength through ProQuest, Kincare (2007), Erber (2016) and Curry (2018) at abstract strength through the USGS Publications Warehouse, printed as abstracts. Smets on the Belgians (2019, and "Postcards from Mishawaka," 2023), Cook's Belgians in Michigan (2007), Gillis (2015) at its published review record, Stauss's Encyclopedia of Buses (1987) in excerpts, Doyle's marque history read in full archive.org text (searched on the city's name: exactly three hits, quoted verbatim), Smalley's USDA Farmers' Bulletin 761 (1916) for the mint district, and Perkins's Penn and Madison Townships (Arcadia, 2006) at summary strength, attributed as a publisher's text wherever it is used.
Its standing, from this build's experience: the scholarship is where several of the build's load-bearing corrections live — Karst places Huggart Settlement in Union Township against a 2022 landmarks page's implication, and the Communities leg prints the boundary so. Quinn's 1916 county agriculture study reached this build at one remove, through the South Bend build's Farms note and its first-hand trace — a second-hand use, stated as such wherever the Mishawaka Farms leg leans on it.
Where it fails: two catalog works are named, not reached: Kimes's Standard Catalog (the Kenworthy gap's settling source) and Wendel's Standard Catalog of Farm Tractors, whose contents were reached through a preview service but whose Garden-All entry text was not read — the Tractors leg prints the conflict at that strength and no stronger.
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