Knowing where something was located is helpful for a variety of reasons. Before saving an image, make certain you have adequate detail. I thought I had enough for this 1947 obituary–after all, I had the name of the newspaper. But in reading it I realized that the state was not listed in the item. Of course, I knew the state and readers at the time knew it as well. But someone later might not. Better to have too much detail than not enough. My new image has the city and state spelled out.
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