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Indiana State Library, Original Print Newspaper Holdings list (978 lines, read whole); Hoosier State Chronicles place list (1,076 lines, read whole), November 2026
The State Library's holdings list has no Roseland in it. The Indiana State Library's list of its original print newspaper holdings — the state's own shelf record, arranged by place — was read entire: 978 lines, and a find across the whole text returns zero matches for Roseland. The alphabetical slot where a Roseland heading would stand runs Rockville, then Rosedale, then Rushville, then Salem, then South Bend. The Rosedale titles in that slot are Parke County's — the Bee, the Clipper, the Herald, the Sonnet — a different town's papers, and no part of this town's record. The digitized record agrees. The Hoosier State Chronicles place list — the state's newspaper digitization program, arranged by place of publication — was likewise read entire: 1,076 lines, no Roseland place-of-publication heading, zero matches as a place. Roseland appears in that program only as a subject, inside other towns' papers: a lot conveyance in the News-Times of 3 April 1919, and a robbery "at Roseland, Ind." in the Indianapolis Times of 6 November 1947. The county's own local-history shelf tells the same story at its own strength: the History Museum / St. Joseph County Public Library index of the Denham Collection names South Bend titles only. And at the town's own tier, the indexed content of the town's website is its Town Code; no town newsletter, bulletin, or gazette was found in any class searched. The negative is therefore threefold and whole: no holdings heading, no digitization heading, no town organ.