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(a) The town's own pages — tested negative. The town's own site prints no "only," "first," or "largest" superlative for the town; its park copy is an invitation — "While in town, make sure you enjoy the park!" This town's own pages do not boast, and no superlative is supplied for them. (b) "Over 51,000 served in 50 years" — the Greene Township Lions' cumulative shortcake count: the club's own count under its own counting rule, printed as a claim and convention, not independently verified. (c) The "world-famous Greene Township Lions Club train" — booster wording from the club's own district newsletters: a claim of affection from its own carrier, not a tested world standing, printed as such. (d) The creek superlative. The South Bend Tribune's "Vanishing breed" (2003) claims Potato Creek "powered more mills than any other [stream] in the county" and that the North Liberty gristmill was the creek's only gristmill — printed as a sourced claim at that carrier's strength, not independently re-proven here. (e) Park superlatives — pointer size, township ground. The Lodge at Potato Creek as "the first new lodge construction since 1939 in Indiana State Parks," and the park as "one of the five most visited state parks in the Indiana system" — both concern the township park, not the town; both recorded at pointer size so the claims record is complete, neither tested further here.