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The traps — four Roselands that are not this one

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Every "Roseland bank" the searches surface belongs to another Roseland, and the four print whole so they stop travelling. The Roseland National Bank (organised 1 September 1925, 10833 Michigan Avenue) is Chicago's Roseland, the Pullman neighbourhood — as is the "Roseland Standard Building & Loan Association" of a 1944 Chicago newspaper. The Bank of Roseland, Citizens State Bank and Roseland State Bank of the search results are Roseland, Nebraska's. The Kentland Bank's Roselawn Branch (established 16 August 1971, State Road 10) is Roselawn, Newton County — the same wrong-town trap the gazetteer sets, in banking dress. And the Rosedale National Bank is Parke County's. A name-pattern search for a bank of this town's name therefore returns a full shelf of other places' institutions; the town test in the first article stands because it was run on jurisdiction and charter records, not on the name.

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Source: The traps — four Roselands that are not this one, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/roseland/banks/traps-four-roselands-that-are-not-this-one/