At many universities they offer so called "inter librarian loan" - don't know if that's available, that helps a lot for hardcopies and publications you can't find. Also check if you can find the authors email address and contact them for a copy.
In your case, just search the journal title on Google - go on the Journal website - search the Archive.. and you'll find that they got it free of charge. Takes about 3 minutes.
Here is the link to the article you want: https://eserv.asprs.org/PERS/1990journal/apr/1990_apr_459-467.pdf
At many universities they offer so called "inter librarian loan" - don't know if that's available, that helps a lot for hardcopies and publications you can't find. Also check if you can find the authors email address and contact them for a copy.
In your case, just search the journal title on Google - go on the Journal website - search the Archive.. and you'll find that they got it free of charge. Takes about 3 minutes.
Here is the link to the article you want: https://eserv.asprs.org/PERS/1990journal/apr/1990_apr_459-467.pdf
Approaching the authors is very important as Michael mentioned. They may also provide you additional material related to the stated subject. I have benefited a lot from such communication. Cheers!