For a while in the late 40s the answer to the great mystery was printed in tiny letters, upside down and backwards, in dark ink in a box filled with darker ink.
As you might imagine, 60 year old microfiche does not reproduce these details very well. For all I know this Minnesota town is gone, either swallowed up by a flood or carried off by locusts.
Any ideas?
(Sorry about the condition - believe me, it's better than the original.)
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