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Town Code §11.01 against the carriers searched
The code's plural "garages" is the whole of the record for the corridor's first auto trade. The miss is the grocery's miss compounded: garages were small, often a mechanic and a pump, and the trade press that preserved the lumber yard's sale had no occasion to print them. No name, count beyond the plural, or successor chain is documented in any carrier read; the dealerships file carries the same gap from its side. Settlers: the gazetteer's classified headings for garages and automobiles; the 1921 directory's classified automobile section, checked for any Dixie Way address; the press archive. The gap matters because it is the head of a line — the corridor's auto trade runs from these unnamed houses to the one registered dealer the state record proves in town today, and the middle of that line, 1927 to 1990, is the dealerships file's standing gap as well.