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The present state, dated: what of the trade survives

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item 10 — the trade as it stands, November 2026

As of November 2026, the clothing trade in New Carlisle is a laundry: the 2026 association roll, read whole for this section, names no clothier, no dress seller, no designer, and no tailor or alterations shop seated in town; its one garment-adjacent entry is Spin City Laundry, a service, not a trade in cloth. The conclusion the banked set never drew is drawn here as this section's closing finding: the trade that Polk counted at three lines in 1916–17 — a milliner, a dry-goods house, a clothier — and Chapman at one tailor before that, has no seated successor in the town today. Dress is bought where it has been bought for a century, in the county seat and Mishawaka and now by post, and the town's fashion record closes where its evidence always pointed: a village that wore other places' making, counted honestly at three names.

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  1. The 2026 association roll (this build's Businesses, nc-biz-modern and nc-biz-owners), read whole for a clothing-trade entry — none; Spin City Laundry the sole garment-adjacent line.

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Source: The present state, dated: what of the trade survives, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/new-carlisle/fashion/present-state-dated-what-of-the-trade-survives/