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If your library provides direct access to WorldCat you can skip this and go right to the next step. | If your library provides direct access to WorldCat you can skip this and go right to the next step. If you have any difficulty with this, your local librarian will be able to help. | ||
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At this point you are ready to do a search. Go down the page a bit and enter the name of the town of interest in the top search box. I have selected a small town in Minnesota | At this point you are ready to do a search. Go down the page a bit and enter the name of the town of interest in the top search box. I have selected a familiar small town in Minnesota. | ||
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So what next? My recommendation is that you print | So what next? My recommendation is that you print the page above and take it to your local librarian, where you can request that they get the film via inter-library loan. You will have to specify an approximate date.<!--StartFragment--><!--EndFragment--> | ||
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WorldCat Screenshots are ©2011 OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. Used with Permission. ArticleFirst, FirstSearch and WorldCat are registered trademarks/service marks of OCLC. | WorldCat Screenshots are ©2011 OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. Used with Permission. ArticleFirst, FirstSearch and WorldCat are registered trademarks/service marks of OCLC. | ||