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ARCHIVE.ORG · HATHITRUST · GOOGLE BOOKS · INDIANA MEMORY · THE TRANSCRIPTION CARRIERS
What it is: the platforms under the reading, described once here rather than at every citation. The Internet Archive is the build's primary shelf: Chapman, Howard's first volume (item historyofstjosep01howa), the 1875 atlas (item illustratedhisto00higg), and the 1955 Olive Branch yearbook stand there in public-domain scans. HathiTrust is the second shelf — full view where rights allow, as for the 1901 volume's page images under United States access — and Google Books stands behind several of the Archive copies as their scanning origin. The state digital library is Indiana Memory, with its newspaper arm Hoosier State Chronicles (Part Three). Two transcription carriers require their warning in the open, because this build's required first-hand reads ran through them: the LDSGenealogy transcriptions, through which Chapman and the Polk gazetteer were read, are artificial-intelligence OCR of the printed books — finding aids of genius and texts of none, whose name readings wobble exactly where a history can least afford it ("Bursaw(?)," query mark and all); and the DocsLib-hosted copy of Watt & Wade, a scan of a state-library copy re-hosted by a document platform, read for the town book's opening and no further. The discipline is stated once, here: shelves and carriers are not sources; the books on them are. The page image is the source; the transcription is a convenience; and every load-bearing name that rests on a carrier in this build is flagged for the page-image check its settler requires.
Principal sources: the platforms as above, at the uses recorded across this section; the state library's holdings guide for the outlink by which Howard's second volume was reached.