clue: The repairman was single and his customers wanted to...
answer: FIX HIM UP (fluid, pinch, exotic, bemoan)
Daily Jumble 10/24/09: What mom used to call the boys home from dinner? Answer: Lung Distance (linen, catch, graven, stupid)
Clue: The new wind farm was producing this type of energy.Answer: "ALL-TURN-ATIVE" (virus, annex, cattle, lavish)
Daily Jumble 12/20/17:You can buy shares of IBM because the exchange has plenty...Answer: IN STOCKClue words: icing, skimp, invite, noodle
Daily Jumble 11/29/17:When the farmer's baler malfunctioned, things...Answer: WENT HAYWIREClue words: thick, wound, warmly, behave
Regardless of where they traveled, this was always the center of gravity.Answer: THE LETTER V, empty, river, tamper, placed
Daily Jumble 10/24/09: What mom used to call the boys home from dinner? Answer: Lung Distance (linen, catch, graven, stupid)
Clue: The new wind farm was producing this type of energy.Answer: "ALL-TURN-ATIVE" (virus, annex, cattle, lavish)
The Seattle Times is the largest daily newspaper in the state of Washington serving the Seattle area. It is delivered in the mornings and one can subscribe for home deliveries for a reasonable price.
Daily Jumble 12/20/17:You can buy shares of IBM because the exchange has plenty...Answer: IN STOCKClue words: icing, skimp, invite, noodle
Considering the Seattle Times is the only daily newspaper left, you may want to subscribe to that site (see link below).
The Times of India was founded in November 1838. It is a daily newspaper that is published in the English language. The Times of India is the most widely read English daily newspaper in India.
Daily Jumble 11/29/17:When the farmer's baler malfunctioned, things...Answer: WENT HAYWIREClue words: thick, wound, warmly, behave
Julie Amparano worked for "The Seattle Times" as a police reporter.
Regardless of where they traveled, this was always the center of gravity.Answer: THE LETTER V, empty, river, tamper, placed
4/28/11 Clue: The garbage man was this while putting in so much overtime.Answer: WASTING AWAY, wheat, whiny, gossip, vacant.
Yes, visit a local library and ask for their newspaper collection.
Sharon A. Boswell has written: 'Raise hell and sell newspapers' -- subject(s): Biography, Newspaper editors, Seattle Times