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The memorial roll test: no board, no plaque, no count

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NOTHING TO COUNT — STATED SO THE ABSENCE IS EXPLICIT

No honor-roll board or plaque carrying names was found in this town — not at the posts, the schools, the town hall, or the library, in any carrier reached. Searches on the town's name with honor-roll vocabulary returned only school academic honor rolls and the county/state printed roll of 1921 (the article above). The consequence for the build is stated so the record is honest about what it does not hold: there is no roll to count — no object, no site, and no name count exists in the record reached. If a board exists — post-home walls and school trophy cases are exactly the class of object web search cannot see — the settler is a field check, and the item stands's note as residue at that strength.

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Source: The memorial roll test: no board, no plaque, no count, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/memorials/memorial-roll-test-no-board-no-plaque-no-count/