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No evidence this ever existed as a community that met WP:GEOLAND - the existence of a post office is not sufficient. The 1914 source outright says "It was probably one of the towns projected purely as a speculation and perished without leaving a history." (proposed by Pi.1415926535 )
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Expired [[WP:PROD|prod]], concern was: No evidence this ever existed as a community that met
WP:GEOLAND - the existence of a post office is not sufficient. The 1914 source outright says "It was probably one of the towns projected purely as a speculation and perished without leaving a history."
