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Twentieth century
The twentieth century's lodging record for the town is a record of other places' listings. No hotel in North Liberty appears in the Register nomination's period of significance (to 1960), in the comprehensive plan, or in any directory extract reached; the auto age's courts along State Roads 23 and 4 — the roads a motel would stand on — return no named house in any carrier reached, and neighbouring towns' motel names that surface in travel directories (Walkerton's and South Bend's houses among them) belong to those towns and are not annexed. The colour line at the desk, tested as the checklist requires in the Green Book itself as far as its digitized editions were searched, returns the matching negative: no Green Book listing for North Liberty was found, which for a town with no documented commercial lodging is the expected entry — the book listed where a Black traveller could in fact be received, and the Huggart Settlement's township offered no commercial desk at which the question could arise.