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item 10 — cross-referenced to Architecture, whose pass is the settler
The banks leg's buildings stand at site-succession strength and no higher: the Service store's frame building "on the site the First National Bank afterward occupied," and the 2022 survey's "longtime bank building" sighting, are the whole of it — Architecture carries no treatment of any bank building for the cross-reference to point to. The item is banked as a named gap, settler an architecture pass on the bank building from the Sanborn run (five editions on ISL film, at the strength the maps record carries), cross-referenced at pointer size when made. The state-branch test the audit's flag asks a later pass to print is printed here for the record: no State Bank of Indiana branch ever stood in New Carlisle — the town's first bank was private (the Service house), its chartered successor national — and the absence now stands as a test with its ground stated, not as the frame's implication.
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- This build's Banks and Businesses (the site succession; the private-to-national course) and Architecture (no bank-building treatment — the pointer's empty target, stated).