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Fragmentary text shows monetary figures and names but lacks coherent events or entities to describe a definite local news item. No clear persons, organizations, places, or dates emerge for a factual summary.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
11
Fragmentary text shows monetary figures and names but lacks coherent events or entities to describe a definite local news item. No clear persons, organizations, places, or dates emerge for a factual summary.
Desperate asks how to cope with constant parental quarrels and feeling pressed to run away. Kathy advises staying and plotting better teamwork with parents, listing quarrel triggers, and avoiding running away as a solution.
Dick Kleiner surveys Jimmy Rushing’s return to recording after a four year pause, his Basie era as vocalist, and his love of big bands and blues. The piece notes his restaurant dreams, passion for cooking, and reflections on how younger listeners miss the golden age of jazz.
In the West North East South sequence West leads the five. The dummy holds AQ84 962 AKQ? and 1096. East has 10975 AKIO32 1084 QI5 1083. South has K73 4975 AKQI8B73 and l6th vulnerability. The play details show the opening lead and trick sequence.
The article explains the loser-on-loser strategy in a bridge hand. South, with 13 points, chooses to forgo six clubs and instead plays to win the game and rubber. After a series of ruffs and discards, South forces a loss of a heart to angle for the rest of the hand, with West unable to counter.
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The Weeders Guide explains Grade 1 rose criteria with field grown age, cane counts, and heights for hybrid roses, floribundas, and climbers, plus general plant standards for evergreens and bulbs. It notes exceptions for light growing varieties and offers cut flower arrangement tips and mosquito control advice.
Place the fireplace close to the house if practical but ensure the chimney sits higher than adjoining structures to prevent downdrafts. Face the fireplace toward prevailing winds and cap the chimney to keep water out. Consider masonry paint for added attractiveness.
The item notes that the cue to reduce calories comes when one outgrows their seat belt, signaling a humorous readiness to change eating habits.
Veteran farmer George Mallon, 78, explains it is easier to say whoa than start and stop a tractor. He keeps a tractor but uses two horses Molly and Dolly, 20 years old, to plant and cultivate his fields in Junction City.
The question asks how to respond after partner opens four diamonds and responds four no trump instead of five diamonds. It notes a likely singleton on the king of hearts and references today and Monday, seeking a practical bid choice.
The Herald offers Oswald Jacoby’s latest bridge book for 50 cents in paper at the office or 60 cents by mail. Copies available to help readers improve their bridge game.
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