Sandpoint Daily Bee Page 2 Mail Address Box 579
The Sandpoint Daily Bee publishes a mail address Box 579 listing on page 2 of the September 2, 1971 issue. No further article content is provided in readable form.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee publishes a mail address Box 579 listing on page 2 of the September 2, 1971 issue. No further article content is provided in readable form.
A letter to the editor invites Mr Crowell and others to attend a Friday night Priest River High football game and then visit the locker room after the contest. The writer suggests viewing the situation before public reaction.
Livestock receipts and price trends across Joliet Denver Omaha markets. Hog prices up 25 cents for barrows and gilts in Denver and Omaha with mixed sow adjustments. Cattle scarce at Omaha with steady to strong demand. choice steers 950 to 1150 pounds bring 32.00 to 33.00.
The plan to switch to a centralized copying machine meets opposition as agencies warn of higher costs and wasted time sending staff to another office. Lenaghen defends a twice daily pickup service and notes the machine as a symbol, while critiquing excess copy requests.
Prices list for weights 28.00 to 32.50 with three loads good Holstein at 1250 lbs 28.75 and heifers 800-950 lbs at 31.25 to 32.00. Cows dairy and utility categories numbered 20.00 to 22.50 while canner and cutter 17.50 to 20.00. Sheep demand small with slaughter lambs and ewes steady. spring lambs 27.75 to 28.00 for 100-105 lb, other cuts 24.50 to 26.25. slaughter ewes 4.50 to 6.00.
Rep. Orval Hansen completes plans for a Capitol Hill luncheon honoring Karen Herd 1971 Miss Idaho. He invites Idahoans in the Washington area to attend September 13 expecting about 100 participants.
A list of marriage license applications dated August 23 to August 31 1971 includes Walter Graham with Annie Horton of Granal Canada Ivan J Williams with Ruby Crain of Libby Montana Herbert Larson of B C Janet Lundgard of B C Patrick Hamann with Jackie Brockway of Sand Point Steven Osman of Mt. Carmel Ill Debra Jeffries of Sandpoint John W Jacobson with Debra Jacobson Dennis Hanson with Naomi Gould of Seattle Roy Cliff with Linda Coleman of Priest River Frank Zancer with Rebecca Strohm of Spokane Mike Bowers with Cheryl Pointer of Newport Dennis M Houston with Donna Byrd of Spokane Robert Shaver of Pond er ay with Jacelyn Reif of Dover Richard Miller with Peggy Capp of Calgary Michael Beeck with Sheryl Morton of Spokane Hospital notes: admissions August 30 31 and births August 30 are listed with names and details.
Dr Myrick W Pullen Jr state mental health director resigns to join Eastern Idaho Mental Health Center Idaho Falls effective Oct 1 He returns to clinical psychiatry as director of Inpatient Service and medical director of the alcohol program at a substantial pay rise Pullen 15 year health department veteran previously superintendent of State Hospital North Orofino from 1956 to 1967 He led development of four regional and four community centers and cut population at two state hospitals.
The author argues reading ability dominates student success, with communication close behind. He urges parents to build home libraries, expose children to classic and varied works, and limit screen time to foster lifelong reading habits.
Two Oregon companies won tree planting bids on 2 020 acres of State land north of Sandpoint. A C Reforestation and Pacific Reforestation will plant about 900 000 seedlings in Falls Creek Ruby Creek and Hellroaring Creek areas. Replanting totals 7 537 acres with completion targeted for spring 1972.
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