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The South Bend Tribune is the paper of record for this ground across the whole build — its reporting carries the Pleasureland course, the 2005 branch fight, the 2026 auto-campus plan, and a hundred smaller facts — used here as the build uses it everywhere: a Tribune fact is a reported fact, attributed, and where the record conflicts with it the conflict prints whole. One Tribune lesson is promoted to method and printed in Part Five: a headline or index line never settles a seat. The Mishawaka Enterprise, surviving on film at the public library, is the town's nearest thing to a home paper and the standing settler for the street-fair test and the depot course. Hoosier State Chronicles carries the county's early papers (the St. Joseph Valley Register; the News-Times in its Mishawaka-page windows) and the state press on which the 1858 premium-list test was run. The Farmer's Exchange, the region's farm paper, carries the modern fair's auction record on which the township's 4-H share is documented.