Pend Oreille Printers legal notices and contact details
Publication details show Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho publish legal notices on Tuesdays. Subscription rates listed at $4.20 per quarter or $16.80 yearly. Publisher is Pete Thompson with United Press International and local sources as feeds.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
We Often Sing Lullabies To Our Children That We Sleep
An editorial reflects on the habit of comforting children with lullabies while acknowledging adults seek rest themselves. It weighs the gentle ritual against the fatigue of daily life and calls for shared quiet moments.
Field in Illinois lies at center of nation per 1970 census
A soybean field near Mascoutah Illinois owns the exact population midpoint per the 1970 census. Lawrence B Friederich’s 176 acre farm hosts a concrete marker and plaque 18 inches underground marking latitude 38 27 47 north and longitude 89 42 22 west amid planting season bustle and reporters.
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Mascoutah, Ill
United States
Lawrence B. Friederich
Friederich
Linda
Mascoutah
Haat
Friedrich
Fiberglass-belted tires boost life and safety on cars
The article explains Fiberglass belted tires, now standard on most new cars, offer up to 50 percent better gas mileage and safer handling. It details tread stabilization, cooler heat buildup, longer life, improved cornering and braking, and cost savings over time. The piece notes 30 years of development, Detroit adoption, and availability in replacement tires with a higher initial cost but long-term value.
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Detroit
Owens-Corning- Fiberglas Corporation
M.E. Meeks
Fiberglas Tower
Ohio
Obituary of Marion Turnbough, longtime Colburn resident
Marion C. Turnbough, 56, of Colburn died Saturday at his home after living in the area since 1968. He was born February 2, 1915, in LaGrange Missouri, married Ruth Gains on August 8, 1937, and survived by his wife, a son Clinton L. Turnbough of Escondido California, two daughters Barbara Moser of Brady Montana and Betty Black of Escondido California, seven grandchildren, two brothers Clyde Turnbough of Hannibal Missouri and Paul Turnbough of Perry Missouri, and two sisters Ruth Wells of Fayette Missouri and Louise Fruguglettti of Chicago Illinois. He worked as a welder mechanic in heavy construction and belonged to the International Union of Operating Engineers Local No. 12. The couple moved to the area in 1968, lived in Sandpoint for one year, then moved to Colburn where he operated the Husky service station and store. Funeral services will be conducted by Lewis Brothers Funeral Home at Palmyra Union Cemetery.
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Marion C. Turnbough
Colburn
LaGrange
Missouri
Ruth Gains
Palmyra
Turnbough
International Union of Operating Engineers
Escondido
Catif
Sandpoint
Husky
Clinton L
Calif
Barbara Moser
Brady
Mont
Betty Black
Mrs. Marion Fredricks Dies in California Auto Crash
Mrs. Marion Nisa Fredricks died after an automobile accident in Cardeff California on April 21. She previously lived in Sandpoint and Hope. Survived by daughter Mrs. Robert McKnight of Vista California and son Gary Fredricks of Cardell California, six grandchildren, a sister Mrs. Jo Peterson of Veradale Washington, and nieces and nephews including Mrs. Les Brown and Mrs. John Hankey of Sandpoint. Graveside services in Sandpoint are pending.
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Marion
Nisa) Fredricks
Cardeff
Calif
Sandpoint and Hope
Fredricks
Robert McKnight
West Indian Rock Road
Vista
Gary Fredricks
Freda Lane
Cardell
Jo Peterson
Veradale
Walh
Les Brown
John Hankey
Sandpoint
Minutemen bail jumpers sentenced in Washington
Jerome N. Diemert of Arlington and Ervin J. White of Edmonds received two and a half years each in federal prison for bail jumping related to a 1967 Minutemen plot to blow up Seattle area banks. Their sentences run concurrently with earlier three year terms. other members faced convictions or probation.
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Spokane
UPI
Washington
Minutemen
Jerome N. Diemert
Arlington
Ervin J. White
Edmonds
Charles L. Powell
Powell
Threeyerr Senvices
Seattle
Diemert
White
County commissioners transfer City Park to Sandpoint for maintenance
The Borner County Commissioners vote to turn over the disputed City Park to the City of Sandpoint for administration. This ends a year of debate and allows proposed improvements including new playground equipment and picnic facilities for area children.
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Borner County
Sandpoint
Public pressure urged Sandpoint rail cross dispute forward
The writeup notes ongoing dispute over Corner and fairgrounds management with county and city agreeing temporarily to let the city handle grounds and buildings. It cites two months since a PUC representative met Burlington Northern and Bonner County officials and promised a report on train delay tolerance, while delays worsen. It urges stronger enforcement and scrutiny to curb crossing blockings and pressure the railroad and agencies.
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Public Utilities Commission
Boise
Sandpoint
Burlington- Northern Railroad
Bonner County
PUC
Polio Threat To City Slums
Washington reports polio epidemics looming this summer in city slums unless vaccination programs are expanded. Dr. John J. Witte of the CDC warns vaccination rates have fallen since 1964 and urban areas with over 250 000 people show only about half of children immunized in 1970 risking an outbreak if the virus is introduced.
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Washington
UPD
John J. Witte
Center For Disease Control
CDC
United States
Witte
UPL
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