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War work, school dress, and the present state

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Tests run November 2026; present state as of November 2026

The remaining tests of the checklist return negatives, and the present state is thin. War work in cloth: no wartime clothing contract, uniform work or textile war product for a North Liberty firm was found in the record reached — negative. A named, dated public fashion event — a bridal show, a style revue: none found — negative. The school dress record: North Liberty's pupils attend the John Glenn schools in Walkerton, and no dress-code fight, abolition or uniform adoption sited in North Liberty itself was found — the test returns a boundary negative, the schools being another town's institutions. The present state, dated November 2026: no fashion designer, bespoke tailor or clothing manufacturer seated in North Liberty was found in the sources reached; dress retail in town survives, if at all, inside the general stores of the businesses leg's present-day directory, to which this section points rather than repeating its roll.

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Source: War work, school dress, and the present state, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/fashion/war-work-school-dress-and-the-present-state/