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November 2026
The business that manufactures and carries lore has barely reached this ground, and that is itself the record. In the floor cities the closing article counts books, tours, podcasts and lists. For North Liberty the count is: no ghost tour seated in the town was found; no book of North Liberty hauntings was found; no podcast or local telling devoted to a town haunt was found in the carriers reached. What exists is the aggregator layer — a national list site carrying one entry for the township's park, written from no named witness, and search engines surfacing that entry under the town's name. That layer is a source about the lore business, not about ghosts, and it is treated as such in every article above. The leg closes with the proportion the evidence supports: a town with a documented history rich in other legs — mills, railroads, a bank fight, a park taken from farmland — and a haunting record of one unsourced paragraph about somebody else's ground, three miles east, in the township.