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The open-questions ledger, II: the branch, the register, and the fair

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THE W-10 QUEUE AS IT STANDS AFTER W-11

The record set: (1) The license branch's first day and earliest seats (GAP-W10-BMV-1): the branch is documented operating by December 1988 and seated at 302 Roosevelt Road in its modern form; its opening year wants the Bureau's branch-establishment record or the town paper's early runs. (2) The managers before 1969 and after 1992 (GAP-W10-BMV-2, remainder): Myrna Daube's 1969–1992 tenure is settled by the W-11 addendum; the earlier and later successions want the Bureau's personnel-era record or obituary and directory runs. (3) The hearing file (GAP-W10-BMV-3, detail): the outcome is settled by the 2021 Annual Report (W-11 addendum); the testimony and any written order want the Bureau's file. (4) The successor presence (GAP-W10-BMV-4): what exactly operates at Roosevelt Road now — agency form, hours, the kiosk's siting — at the Bureau's own current list read directly; the Bureau's locator is map-based and unread in text, and the directories conflict too cheaply to settle it. (5) The street number (GAP-W10-BMV-8; GAP-W-ART-5): 302 at Bureau strength against the society's Omeka's 305; settler: the county parcel record in one GIS lookup. (6) The Masonic charter state (GAP-W10-C1): Lodge No. 619 is press-proven in 1927 and 1932 (a full-page 1932 notice, officers named) and membership-proven in 1995; its charter's present state wants the Grand Lodge directory. (7) The Lions' current standing (GAP-W10-C2, remainder): the register identity is now precise (W-11) and the 1966 charter corroborated; the club's present course wants the Lions International directory. (8) The historical society's federal state (GAP-W10-C3): TEOS by legal name. (9) The Post 189 register conflict (GAP-W10-C4): four lines, two addresses, the Tribune's third street form; settler: the post's own charter and the department record. (10) The state-fair names (GAP-W10-F2) and the exposition's full record (F3): the premium books. (11) The census's three thin cells (GAP-W5-1): 1880, 1890, 1960 at volume strength. (12) The DFI statement page (GAP-W6-7): located, not relied on; the 1930–34 runs settle it. (13) The paper's end (GAP-W-NWS-1): the Independent-News publishing in 1996 and absent thereafter; its cessation wants the catalog record's completion or the society's file. Thirteen questions, each with its settler, none of them load-bearing for a settled line.

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Source: The open-questions ledger, II: the branch, the register, and the fair, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/walkerton/sources/open-questions-ledger-ii-the-branch-the-register-and/