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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
13
Real estate classified item with multiple owner listings. Two story five bedroom home with modern kitchen and attached garage. one story three bedroom with finished basement and garage. two bedroom ramblers with various features. seven miles west of Austin and other northwest locations. Phone numbers included for contact.
A catalog lists business and commercial properties with prices noted as 749 and 649 in the listing. The brief item highlights pricing for potential buyers and details of the properties are described in the surrounding lines.
Classified car notices list multiple vehicles for sale including a 1968 Pontiac Catalina with air conditioning and automatic transmission plus a 1965 VW Dune Buggy. Also offered are a 1975 Ford F-100, a 1969 Chevrolet Caprice, a 1967 Buick Special, and a 1960 Ford 4x4 with contact numbers and sale details across Albert Lea area listings.
City records show a petition signed by freeholders of Austin Minnesota requesting vacation of a street described by lots and blocks. The Austin Common Council will hold a public hearing on July 7 1975 at 8 00 PM in the Council Room Fourth Avenue NE. Richard Benzkoffer City Recorder notes the notice runs June 5 12 19 26 1975.
The Minnesota DNR says flooding around Big Marine Lake is due to natural causes. Officials found no dam or blockage and noted heavy rain swelled adjacent Mud Lake and Turtle Lake, causing water to flow into Big Marine.
The State Personnel Board will review merit pay increase requests from more than 30 top Minnesota officials at its July meeting. Administration Commissioner Richard Brubacher will prepare recommendations to Gov. Wendell Anderson, whose proposals go to the Personnel Board for final approval.
A dense list of crossword clues and some solved entries appears, including references to Songstress Smith Archer William and lyricist Gershwin. It mixes Across and Down prompts with partial answers and themed hints, typical of a daily puzzle grid.
Readers urged to contact their carrier with the collection receipt number to resolve missed newspaper delivery. If service remains unavailable, call 433-8856 before 6:00 pm for a replacement copy, or for home delivery inquiries.
The Austin Daily Herald features Laura Wheeler and Anne Adams pattern offers with crochet shawls medals and flower motifs. It lists pattern numbers, prices, and mailing details for order forms and catalogs published in 1975. It highlights numerous craft books and quick-project resources with introductory prices and shipping options.
The article recalls Ely Culbertson and Oswald Jacoby advocating a jump raise to three as a forcing bid. It notes the shift over 30 years to limit raises, explaining that a one to two raise signals support and a one to three raise signals a desire to be in game. South’s hand with a jack of diamonds leads to a spade game after North’s strong jump, aided by a club finesse and trumps.
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