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ROW #547 · LEG 82 ITEM 4 · NAMED GAP (the roll) / DUG (the source class, and why the roll ends)
Here the honest answer is about the source itself: below jackpot size, the Hoosier Lottery does not publish a winner roll that a town history can gather. The Lottery publicizes major wins by release; routine prizes — the $1,000, $10,000, even $50,000 class that a town of this size will certainly have collected across thirty-seven years — are paid at claim centers and retailer validation without a published, searchable, town-indexed record in any open source reached. The aggregator sites that republish draw results publish numbers, not claimants. Accordingly there is no "rest of the roll" to print: not because the wins did not happen, but because the verification the register demands — "the roll ends where verification ends" — ends, for sub-jackpot prizes, at the Lottery's own counter. Printing a gathered list from anecdote, social media, or retailer lore would be exactly the unverified roll the checklist forbids.
The one documented sub-jackpot datum in the build's reach is institutional, not personal: Moran Elementary's DonorsChoose record (a giving record, carried in the donations addendum) shows the scale at which documented small money moves in this town — four figures, named donors, a named project. Lottery money at that scale moves anonymously by design. Closure: NAMED GAP. Settler: a Hoosier Lottery public-records production of claims by retailer city for Osceola retailers — the only record class that could build this roll at verification strength.
Sources:
- Hoosier Lottery public record as reached November 2026 — major-win releases published; no sub-jackpot claimant roll published.
- Search record of this run — Osceola IN × lottery winner at all prize levels.