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Named gaps
Four government records stand open, each with its settler named, and nothing printed in their place. The town's annexation record was not dug — no annexation is asserted and none is denied; the settler is the town ordinance book or the county recorder's annexation filings, and the question matters because the census line steps sharply in 2010. The text of §31.03 of the town code — the election provision behind the council's staggered terms — was not reached; settler, the American Legal Publishing section text or the ordinance book. The November 2026 town-council winners head the list in their own article above. And the library's government — the New Carlisle-Olive Township Public Library, a Class 1 library under IC 36-12 whose board is appointed by five authorities (the school board three, the county council one, the commissioners one, the town council one, and the Olive Township trustee one, on the library's own bylaws page) — is carried at depth in this build's libraries pass; its seats are named there, not duplicated here.