Changing cursor in CursorAdapter is not properly u

This question is very similar to many other questions on StackOverflow, but I think it merits its own post due to a difference in approach compared to other questions here.

I have a custom adapter that extends CursorAdapter. I'm updating the data and calling notifyChange on the appropriate URI in order to refresh the cursor. In debugging, I can see that this is working properly.

Unfortunately, my list views are not being recreated. The reason that I need them to be recreated is because of my newView implementation on the adapter:

public View newView(final Context context, final Ingredient ingredient, final ViewGroup parent) {
    final int layout = ingredient.isOwned() ? LAYOUT_OWNED : LAYOUT_UNOWNED;
    final View view = LayoutInflater.from(context).inflate(layout, null);

    // ... ViewHolder magic

    return view;
}

The problem is that calling notifyChange is updating the list data, but it is not recreating the view that I need via newView.

Here are some other things I tried that equally did not work:

called adapter.notifyDataSetChanged() after the data was updated.
called contentResolver.notifyChange(...) followed by adapter.notifyDataSetChanged() after the data was updated.
called adapter.changeCursor(newCursor) followed by adapter.notifyDataSetChanged().
called view.invalidate() on the specific list item that changed.

Any other suggestions on how to approach this?

Edit: I may altogether just be taking the wrong approach. I misunderstood the recycling of views within adapters, and I see that the wrong type of view is being used when recycled. As such, I'll probably need to go about styling my views using another approach. The reason I was taking this approach in the first place is due to my desire to use styles, which can't be set programmatically other than inflating a view as explained in this StackOverflow question. I'm open to approaches that will take advantage of that answer while properly recycling list item views.

I ended up figuring out the problem based upon this StackOverflow answer. I needed to override getItemTypeCount and getItemViewType on my adapter.

@Override
public int getItemViewType(int position) {
    return getItem(position).isOwned() ? 1 : 0;
}

@Override
public int getViewTypeCount() {
    return 2;
}