June sky guide outlines sun moves and star views
The sun enters Taurus then Gemini on June 20, reaching the northernmost point and signaling summer with the June 21 longest day. Mercury appears briefly on June 1 then passes between Earth and Sun on June 27. Jupiter rises after midnight early in the month and around 10 pm later, brightening to magnitude about 23 by June 30. Venus rises before dawn, greatest westward elongation June 20. M13, a bright star cluster in Hercules, is visible near midnight with binoculars, near the keystone asterism. Arcturus, Coma Berenices, and Draco are noted for earlier-evening sky, while the Moon phases mark last quarter on the 5th, new on 13th, first quarter on 21st, and full on 28th.
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Taurus
Gemini
Mercury
Jupiter
Capricornus
Venus
Hercules
Draco
Polaris
Arcturus
Arctura
Minnesota law requires charity fundraisers to register
A new Minnesota law effective July 1 prohibits charitable solicitations in the state without first registering with the secretary of state. The registration must include a financial statement.
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Minneapolis
IUM
Minnesota
Garden Club Announces Yard and Garden Beautification Contest
The Linton Civic Garden club invites entries for its annual yard and garden contest tied to a city beautification push. Entries close July 31 with 11 categories, members only compete among members, and gardens will be inspected before final judging.
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Linton Civic Garden Club
Austin O’brien
Garden Club
Murl Suffal
California farmers top nation in fruit and vegetable output
A Sacramento dispatch notes California leads the United States in producing grapes lettuce tomatoes turkeys sugar beets celery lemons strawberries walnuts pears carrots cantaloupes asparagus alfalfa seed apricots plums broccoli almonds avocados cauliflower olives green lima beans figs honey nectarines brussels sprouts honeydew melons artichokes spinach dates garlic ladino clover seed persian melons persimmons and pomegranates.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California
Seaming Tips Aid Rayon Work At Michigan State
East Lansing home economists at Michigan State University advise using wide seams for rayon to reduce raveling and fraying. A special seam finish helps preserve the fabric and saves time and effort in sewing projects.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Social guests from multiple towns enjoy weekend visits and cookouts
A long list of visitors gathered at various homes in Marco Bruceville Bloomington and surrounding towns over a recent weekend. Families including McCombs Cattrill Crouse and Wright hosted guests from Marco Mayfield Indianapolis Linton Switz City Columbus Akron Tampa and other places.
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Ed McCombs
Bill
Ted McCombs
Kelly
Harrison Riggins
Raymond McCombs
LaVern McCombs
Eleanor Seaver
Lonnie Brinson
Marco
Willam McCombs and Son
Mayfield, Ky
Herman Carmichael
Don Crouse
Lee Carmichael
Bruceville
Hazel Cross
Clarence Wright
Fred Gleason
Gary
Bill Vaughn
Lyons
James Vaughn
Junior Vaughn
Elnora
Margaret Kenning
Carlile
Ed Yates
Brazil
Joe Wright
Emmons Harrell
Guy Vaughn
Hattie Morgan
Indinapoli S
Jack Wines
Smith Wines
Phyllis Wines
Peter Theis
Akron
Ohio
Lawrence Amero
Tampa
Fla
George Crane
Laura Fredrick
Karen and
Freddie Burkhammer
Columbus
Paul McKim
Kathie
Beware the itch relief that works in minutes
Fragmented local items note quick itch relief products and a string of social visits. Readers mention Hamilton Reed, the Collins family, and various local residents in brief notices. An obituary fragment hints at a grandchild named Connie Jo. An elephant fact appears with a numeric value.
Speech and Hearing Therapist To Be Here
John B. Coleman of Sullivan schedules a public meeting at Linton-Stockton High School auditorium from 8:00 to noon Saturday to discuss a private speech and hearing clinic. He currently runs an annual Vincennes clinic for Knox County Crippled Children’s Society, funded by Easter Seals, with a small charge for the Linton venture. Parents of interested children are urged to attend. Baby skunks are usually born in April or May with an average litter of six.
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John B. Coleman
Sullivan
Linton-Stockton High School
Coleman
Vincennes
Knox County Crippled Children’s Society
Linton
Foot Care Ad Promises Quick Relief for Athlete's Foot
An old advertisement urges foot relief with T-4-L for aching feet and athlete's foot. It claims quick results within one hour and offers a 48 cent price with a back guarantee, promising relief at Hamilton Rexall.
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Hamilton Rexall
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Linton Daily Citizen
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Robin Baker
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Robert
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Sandborn
Clarence Burress
Emmett Burris
Lester Burris
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Miss Berthall
Scottsburg
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Thelma Hostetter
Lois Brown
Clarence Goodwin
Jane Goodwin
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Jane Ferguson
Jasonville
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Plainville
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Frances Hasler
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Jack Lucas
Connie Jo
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