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AUDIT ROW #348 · THE FARMER'S EXCHANGE TELLING (2016), TESTED AGAINST THE TRADE RECORD
Verdict: unproven. Burger Dairy's claim to have been the first dairy to sell milk in gallon jugs is documented as the dairy's own tradition — retailed in the Farmer's Exchange in 2016 — and the dairy trade record reached does not sustain a national first. The claim is printed as a claim, with its source and date, because it is genuinely the dairy's standing tradition and a food leg records such traditions; the testing is printed with it, because this build tests claims: the gallon jug's spread through American dairying was a many-dairies, many-years affair of the postwar decades, and no trade-press or industry record reached here crowns a single first, at Goshen or anywhere. Burger Dairy's real distinctions (its New Paris founding in 1919, its Goshen seat from 1953, its regional reach — boundary article, above) need no borrowed crown. The item closes with the claim and the verdict side by side, which is where tested claims in this build always land.