Sandpoint Daily Bee 1971 Publication Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated February 11 1971 lists publication days Monday through Friday except legal holidays with legal notices published on Tuesday. It is produced by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription rates are 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 for two years domestically. Pete Thompson is editor and publisher.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Editorial on parenting as cultivation for better juniors
An editorial argues that if people invested as much care in raising children as in tending gardens, society would produce more solid junior citizens each year. It emphasizes nurturing, character, and community outcomes.
Welcome Wagon hostess praises Bonner County volunteers
A Sandpoint community voice thanks local volunteers cited by the Jaycees for distinguished service and civic involvement. The writer also critiques school board meeting arrangements and urges improvements to multi purpose spaces for growing Old Farmin and New Farmin enrollment. In Los Angeles the UPI notes earthquake insurance is costly with low uptake, only one in 10 000 homeowners covered.
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Jaycees
CubScouts
PTA
Bonner County
Los Angeles
UUPI
California
Kenneth H. Klee
Insurance Baikers Association of California
Milk Bank Helps Boise Baby Grow On Goat Milk
Jennifer Weeks, 13 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Weeks of Boise, now drinks goat milk after Boise’s human milk bank at St Luke's Hospital. Six months ago she could only receive human milk imported from a Delaware bank at seven dollars daily. Pediatrician says she is healthy, average height, and weighs about 18 pounds.
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BOSF
UPI
Jennifer Weeks
Jennifer
Jeffrey Weeks
Boise
Delaware
Obituaries for Sally Knauss and Vi Woodard
Memorial services set for Sally Knauss of Cocolalla on Feb 13 at 1 p.m. at Southside School with Reverend Dave Hathaway officiating. Donations may aid the Southside School memorial fund for a new needed item. Sally died Feb 5 in Spokane. home listed as Houston Texas. Survived by wife Margaret, four brothers, two sisters, one son Richard, one stepson Rollo Long, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements by DeWitt Funeral Home in Walla Walla. Funeral services for Vi E Woodard scheduled Feb 12 at 11 a.m. at Moon Chapel with Christian Science Reader Bernice Pratt officiating. interment at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Woodard died Monday in Portland. born May 22 1883 in Illinois. Married Clarence Woodard July 18 1901 in Illinois. moved to Sandpoint in 1905 and lived there until five years ago. Member of Christian Science Church in Sandpoint. Survived by son Harry of Spokane, five daughters Ruby Oliver of Olympia, Violet Cloff, Lara Salyers of Portland, Madeline Luedtke of Spokane, Joyce Moore of Sandpoint. eighteen grandchildren, 40 great grandchildren, seven great great grandchildren. brother Helmer Simmons of Lynwood. sisters Lucille Bell Pederson and May Simmons of Madison, S D.
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Spokane
Houston
Texas
Margaret
A. 1 Watts
Stanley Watts
Walla Walla
Wash
Arthur Watts
Superior
Mont
Rolland Watts
Dayton
Gordon
Dorothy) Cran
California
Fred
Stella) Fulmer
Sandpoint
Richard Watts
Kalispell
Rollo Long
DeWitt
Vi E. Woodard
The
Moon Chapel
Christian Science
Bernice Pratt
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Woodard
Portland
McClain County
Illinois
Clarence Woodard
Oregon
Christian Science Church
Harry
Ruby Oliver
Olympia
Violet Coloff
Lara Salyers
Madeline Luedtke
Joyce Moore
Helmer Simmons
Lynwood, Calif
Lucille Bell Pederson
May Simmons
Madison, South Dakota
Madison waste pulverizing mill sparks city park idea
A Wisconsin University Madison city initiative with Heil Company operates a refuse pulverizing mill converting bottles cans paper and food waste into liquid pulp shredded metal and sandy glass residue. The concept envisions repurposing junk into usable material for parks or other developments and may inspire Bonner County solutions.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Bonner County
University of Wisconsin
City of Madison
Heil ‘Company of
Milwaukee
Pulverized refuse could transform landfills into assets
The sponsor project claims pulverized waste loses rodent appeal as liquid food becomes absorbed by materials. Fire hazards drop as particles compact and burn poorly. Landfill sites could later support trees, parks, or sports fields, reducing health risks and odors.
Beef Prices Down in Idaho Markets
Idaho Beef Council chairman John McBoyle says consumers hold the advantage now but should stock up as prices are expected to rise. He cites beef overproduction keeping prices low though a rebound is anticipated and supplies should level off in coming weeks.
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McBoyle
Becaue
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Mr. Miller
New Farmin
Old Farmin
Milk Bank
Dst
Peepee
Sears
John Wayne
Howard Hawks
Rio Lobo
Sally Knauss
Cocolalla
Southside School
Dave Hathaway
Cocolalla Community Church
Southside
Clinton William Watts
Vi Woodard
Tae
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Jefferson-Burr
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Connie’s Cafe & Lounge
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