Markets whole, and the supermarket test

items 5, 6, and 7 — the boundary bakery pointed; the curb-market test; the locally born chain

Three short findings: the boundary house — the floor's West End Bakery pattern is Mishawaka's, entered here at boundary size as a pointer to the Mishawaka build and not annexed; this town's bakery record stands in the article above. Markets: no curb market with dates stands for this town in the record reached — the market line begins, so far as any reached record shows, with the modern farmers' market in Memorial Park (June through September, Saturdays), which claims no lineage and is given none; the founding residue waits on the town minutes and press record, as the farms leg's market article also banks it. The grocery test, printed as a finding: no supermarket chain was born in New Carlisle, and none is seated here now — the 1916 roll's grocers (Harris; Jones; J. L. Miller; the Rapp Co) were independents of the general-store line, and the 2026 roll names no supermarket at all; the locally born chain of the floor's pattern, Martin's, was born on Portage Avenue in South Bend and is that build's institution, pointed to and not claimed.

Sources:

1. The Mishawaka and South Bend builds' records (West End; Martin's) — pointed to at boundary discipline.
2. This build's Businesses (the 1916 grocers; the 2026 roll naming no supermarket) and this history (the Memorial Park market).