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Where the record disagrees with itself, this build prints the disagreement and harmonizes nothing. The registers stand in the passes' notes — a dozen conflicts in the Story of Osceola section pass alone, fifteen in the government and schools pass, nine in the land pass — and the largest of them recur here so a reader can find them in one place: the founder's name in both its spellings, Henricks and Hendricks, printed as the record prints it and never normalized; the Kincaid record's death-of-wounds line against its May 27, 1945 date, printed whole in the wars leg; the 1950 plate codes, BB–BH against BB–BK and BN; the branch counts of 187 and 189, side by side at their sources; the Pleasureland raid's date in its three tellings; the two South Bend branch seats in the current directories. A conflict in this build is not a defect to be edited out; it is the record, and it stays.