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WHAT WAS TESTED, WHAT STANDS OPEN, AND ITS SETTLERS
Tested negative, each at its stated strength: a kiosk in North Liberty (TN-W4-1 — no place record, the Links page silent, the 2024 report's new-kiosk list closed); a travelling examiner or State Police exam post in town (TN-W4-2, search strength); a North Liberty patronage holder, appointment, or branch fight (TN-W4-3 — the town held no post to fight over); and any second or satellite seat, license agency, or department desk under any name (TN-W4-4 — the verdict article's five classes). Named gaps carried forward: G-W4B-1, the first registrations for this ground (settlers: the Secretary of State's and Bureau's annual reports); G-W4B-2, the county patronage roster (the sibling GAP-BMV-2 class; settlers: county party records, Tribune appointment coverage); G-W4B-3, Walkerton's branch letter (shared with Walkerton's GAP-W10-BMV-5; settler: a photographed Walkerton-issued plate of the prefix era); G-W4B-4, the later Polk directories of the 1920s–1960s unswept for the town — the completing settler for the directory limb of the verdict; G-W4B-5G-W4B-6, a named North Liberty notary in the plate channel (settler: the town paper and county notary commissions); G-W4B-7, first licenses and examiner traces at documented size (settler: the town paper's file, State Police post records); G-W4B-8, any North Liberty voice in the 2021 Walkerton consolidation hearing (companion to Walkerton's GAP-W10-BMV-3; settler: the hearing record). No image candidates are banked for this section: there is no branch here to photograph, and the Walkerton building's candidacy belongs to Walkerton's leg, pointed to only.