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THE FEDERAL AND STATE CORPORATE RECORD AS IT BEARS ON THIS TOWN'S KEEPERS
What it is: the record class that settles what a town's history-keeping institutions legally are. Two corporations carry this town's memory (Part One): Historic New Carlisle, Inc. and Discover New Carlisle, Inc. (established 2013). Their standings stand in the federal exempt-organizations register and its Form 990 filings, and their corporate existence in the Indiana Secretary of State's business filings — the registers that answer, each its own question, whether the society is exempt, when it was incorporated, and under what exact legal name. This pass names the series and the two corporations they are to be run against, and prints one federal document of the class as actually used: the USDA SARE program's grant report for the town's farm country (2010), a federal grant record that names Historic New Carlisle in its credits and the New Carlisle News, with its editor Susan Jones, as the project's press — a small document that fixes three institutions' 2010 state at federal strength. The 990 and filing pulls themselves stand in the pull list; a register line not yet pulled is a named task, not a silent gap.
Principal sources: the IRS exempt-organizations record and Indiana Secretary of State filings as named (pulls standing in the pull list); USDA SARE grant report (2010), read first-hand, for the credits as printed.