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Transcript: Rock Rapids 2, Largewood, EMS. You are needed at 219 Fells Street in Larkwood for a male having severe stomach pain. Rock, gravity, two, Lion Kent Ambulance. Urine at 219 Bell Street in Largewood for a male having severe stomach pain. for a male having severe stomach pain, 10 at age 2150. Rock Rapids 6081.
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Near Fell St, Larchwood, IA 51241
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