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Open items, with their settlers
GAP-W7-H1: the Plymouth campus's own founding and succession — no founding date, founding body, or predecessor name found in open sources — settlers, the Marshall County record and the Saint Joseph Health System archives; the system's 1882 South Bend founding is not a substitute. GAP-W7-H2: the Polk bands of 1882–83 and 1890–91 — the editions are verified open, but the Walkerton town entries were not retrievable through the transcription layer used — settler, an Archive.org page-image read of the W sections. GAP-W7-H3: a second evidentiary layer for the seven gazetteer physicians (Moore, Puffenberger, Smith, Denaut, Miranda excepted, Neville, Tracy) — no ISMA/AMA or obituary corroboration openly reachable — settlers, a full-text string search of Kemper (1911) for "Walkerton" and the HathiTrust directory run. GAP-W7-H4: every Polk name spelling in this section (notably "Denaut," "Puffenberger," "Endly Joseph") rests on a machine-generated transcription — settler, page-image verification against the Archive.org scans before typesetting. GAP-W7-H5: the dental seat's state — active (WebMD 2026) against "Permanently Closed" (place data) — settler, a street-level or telephone check. GAP-W7-H6: the EMS street address (506 Washington St / 504 Washington St / 510 Roosevelt Road, one telephone) — settler, the fire territory's own publication. GAP-W7-H7: the 2007 "Walkerton doctor to be honored" — the honoree's name behind the ProQuest summary wall — settler, the South Bend Tribune full text. GAP-W7-H8: the town code's board-of-health absence is stated at search strength only — settler, the American Legal library's full table of contents for Walkerton. Two negatives stand tested and print as findings, not gaps: no hospital seated in Walkerton on any layer swept (with its residual stated in the hospital article), and no behavioral-health facility seat in town or township on the four-layer test printed in the mental-health article.
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