Daily Bee Publication Details and Contact Information
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from August 12 1971 lists publication days Monday through Friday and legal notices on Tuesdays. It includes address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and subscription rate 2.00 per month. Editor Pete Thompson oversees Pend Oreille Printers with United Press International sourcing.
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Pend Oreille
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Recall trend signals voter power in Idaho politics
The piece discusses recall efforts in Idaho Falls District 30 targeting State Senator Fisher Ellsworth and State Representative Aden Hyde, noting similar moves in Lewiston Orchards and Boise. It links dissatisfaction with pay and perceived public-spirited accountability to rising recall activity and questions whether such actions reflect broader voter frustration.
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Richard Charnock Boge
UPD
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Itate
Lewiston Orchards
Lewiston
Paul Wise
Orchards
Fisher Ellsworth
Aden Hyde
Lamwkaers
Wally C. Burns
Boise
Ada County
Ellsworth-Hyde
Terry Crapo
Crapo
Astern
Burns
Boise City
Jay S. Amyx
Jack Barney
Funeral services for Della M. Anderson observed
Della M. Anderson born August 26 1895 in Zillah Washington died August 11 in Kootenai Memorial Hospital Coeur d Alene funeral services set for August 14 11 a m at Moon Chapel with Charles Wigton officiating Survivors include her husband two sons Don C Anderson Lyle H Anderson a sister Grace Austin four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren She lived in Coeur d Alene Newark and Seattle prior to death
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Della M. Anderson
Moon
Charles Wigton
The
Christian Church
Mrs. Anderson
Zillah
Washington
Charles E. Anderson
Tekoa
Bonners Ferry
Seattle
Hillcrest Memorial Chapel
Sandpoint
Moon Chapel
Coeur d’ Alene
Kootenai Memorial Hospital
Don C. Anderson
Coeur d’Alene
Lyle H. Anderson
Newark
California
Grace Austin
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions on August 9 included Denver Bloom Lynn Fitzpatrick Sara Siple and Charles Williams. August 10 added Lula Gillum and Edgar Schmidt. Dismissals on August 10 included Wayne Hill Lorena Johnston and Nickolas Kutnick.
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Denver Bloom
Lynn Fitzpatrick
Sara Siple
Charles Williams
Lula Gillum
Edgar Schmidt
Wayne Hill
Lorena Johnston
Nickolas Kutnick
Dear Mc Miller Letter Praises Gun Rights
A reader thanks Ken Miller for opposing the 1968 Federal Gun Control Act in the August 10 Daily Bee. The writer, not a gun owner or NRA member, urges nationwide publication and rallying support for the NRA’s stance to repeal the law.
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Mc. Miller
The
Daily Bee
Ken Miller
NRA
Livestock Prices Across Cities Report Tight Cattle Receipts
UPI dispatches from Joliet Denver and Omaha show limited cattle receipts and mixed hog prices. In Joliet estimated Friday cattle receipts total about 2,000. Denver hogs 700 with barrows and gilts weak to 25 lower. Omaha hogs 7,000 with small declines in lighter weights and steadier to higher heavier weights. Cattle and calves figures vary by market with insufficient slaughter cattle noted.
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Joliet
Ill
UPI
Denver
Omaha
U.S
Conditions at Idaho State Hospital South raise security and care concerns
Report cites statements from a former inmate about security lapses and treatment quality at Idaho State Hospital South. The narrator notes some claims may be unverified but mentions confirmation from two sources close to the facility.
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Idaho State Hospital South
State hospital escapes raise safety concerns
A commentator warns that the state hospital for mental patients and evaluees houses dangerous men, including felons and rapist‑kidnappers, and urges reform. Two Sandpoint criminals escaped this year but were recaptured, highlighting a revolving door risk and calling for a clear policy on housing violent offenders versus the elderly and mentally ill.
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Blackfoot
E Stidwell Dies August 6 in Spokane
Edison F. Stidwell died August 6 at his Spokane home after illness and recent surgery. A printer and former proofreader, he worked in Sandpoint and Spokane and was a licensed mortician. Surviving are his wife Marie two stepchildren two step sons a brother and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services are with Smith Funeral Home Spokane.
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Edison F. Stidwell
Spear
Spokane
The
Review Chronicle
News-Bulletin
Sandpoint
Don C. D. Moore
Northern Idaho News
Stidwell
Michigan
Moon Mortuary
Bonners’ Ferry
Masonic Lodge
Marie
Michael Whitney
Las Vegas
Russel Gill
Hayden Lake
Wade Brown
Douglas Brown
Charles Stidwell
Smith Funeral Home
Papuan men acquitted on cannibalism charge
Seven Papuan natives accused of killing, dismembering, and eating a man were acquitted of cannibalism. The supreme court ruled no cannibalism offense exists in the territory law and cannibalism was not improper in their community.
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Port Moresby
Feeder Cattle and Sheep Markets Reported Steady
Cows remain steady while steers trade at 33.75 for a 1,130 lb load and 32.00 for a 925 lb mix. Heifers 32.00 to 32.50 for 925-1000 lb loads. Utility cows 20.50 to 22.50, canner 18.50 to 21.00. sheep scarce with price test not adequate.
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