The South Bend Tribune: the county's daily, as used

THE PAPER OF RECORD IN PRACTICE · THE TOWN IN THE COUNTY SEAT'S PAGES

What it is: the metropolitan daily in whose pages New Carlisle appears when the county notices it, and since 2015 the town's paper of record in practice. this section treats the Tribune as a source in the three forms this build actually used it. First, as a publisher of the town's record directly: Here's New Carlisle, Indiana, the Tribune's folio feature of January 22, 1978, stands on the state library's shelf in closed stacks (folio, call [f] ISLI 977.201 S143zns) — a whole town issue of the county daily, preserved as a folio because newsprint of that size lives nowhere else, and standing in the pull list to be read. Second, as an archive: the county library's Michiana Memory carries more than ten thousand digitized Tribune photo negatives, 1937–1990 — the visual record of the county's century, the town included — under a rights statement that matters to Part Six: the Tribune retains copyright in its images and clippings, as the collection's own description states. Third, as the continuing witness: the Tribune's New Carlisle coverage in the record reached is neither occasional nor small — the solar farm, the data-center fights, the school corporation — and the build's modern articles read it at the strength a professional daily carries, checked where it can be checked and printed as the paper's account where it cannot.

Principal sources: Indiana State Library, St. Joseph County holdings guide (read first-hand), for the 1978 folio's holding; SJCPL's Michiana Memory collection description (read first-hand) for the Tribune negatives and their copyright statement; the sibling newspapers leg for the Tribune's modern coverage and its broadcast history (WSBT) as carried there.