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FOLK-4 MIXED · THE VOLUME IDENTIFIED, ITS GLASS RUN READ WHOLE
The 2012 reminiscence series the checklist sends this section to read whole is a book: Marilyn Hiatt Sherland, The Walkerton Independent, 1886–1924, published by the Walkerton Area Historical Society in 2012 — the town's memory of itself, compiled from its own newspaper.That run is the volume's evidentiary core for this build: the glass story in the arts and major-events addenda stands on it. The full-volume read — the reminiscences, obituaries, and social columns beyond the glass run — stands as the residue: the book is a physical object, seated at the Heritage House Museum and the public library, and no digital copy stands open to this seat. The item prints the identification, the method, and the residue together, because that is the honest state of it: the series is found, its spine is read, and its whole text waits in the two buildings that keep it.
Principal sources: WAHS Central Cut Glass exhibit (the Sherland citations, pp. 269–438, and the item-level Independent dates); the volume's bibliographic record (WAHS, 2012).