The Daily Bee Notice Masthead 1971 Sandpoint Idaho
The Sandpoint Daily Bee published August 12 1971 is a local newspaper masthead listing publication days and contact details. It notes legal notices published on Tuesdays and provides subscription rates and the editor publisher contact information.
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the Daily Bee
Thur
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille
Church
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Recall Movements Grow in Idaho Politics
Article traces recalls in Idaho Falls District 30 targeting Sen Ellsworth and Rep Hyde, and notes concurrent recalls in Lewiston Orchards and Boise. It links voter anger over pay, expense allowances, and perceived public waste to a broader trend toward recall as a check on elected officials.
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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 Set in Moon Chapel
Funeral services for Della M. Anderson are planned for Saturday at 11 a.m. from the Moon Chapel with Charles Wigton presiding. Born August 26, 1895 in Zillah Washington, she married Charles E. Anderson in Tekoa Washington and lived in Bonners Ferry Seattle and Sandpoint before settling in Coeur d Alene. She died August 11 at Kootenai Memorial Hospital. Survivors include her husband two sons a sister four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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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 Admissions and Discharges Record
Admissions listed for August 9 and 10 include Denver Bloom Lynn Fitzpatrick Sara Siple Charles Williams Lula Gillum and Edgar Schmidt Dismissals on August 10 include Wayne Hill Lorena Johnston 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 Stance
Reader lauds Ken Miller for opposing the 1968 Federal Gun Control Act in a Daily Bee column. The letter urges nationwide publication and calls for united support of the NRA to repeal the law.
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Mc. Miller
The
Daily Bee
Ken Miller
NRA
Livestock Market Reports From Chicago Denver and Omaha
Livestock receipts show 2000 cattle in Joliet and 700 hogs in Denver with barrows and gilts down up to 25 percent. Omaha reports 7000 hogs with varied prices for 1-2 229 lb and 2-4 240-270 lb lots, cattle 800 head and calves none as slaughter steer/heifer counts are insufficient.
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Omaha
U.S
Conditions at Idaho State Hospital South Under Scrutiny
From statements recently, security and treatment quality at Idaho State Hospital South raise concerns. A former inmate’s remarks are not presented as fact, but two sources close to the matter corroborate some points.
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Idaho State Hospital South
Escaped Mental Hospital Patients Highlight Security Flaws
A local law enforcement view condemns light security at a state hospital housing mentally ill and criminal offenders. Two Sandpoint inmates escaped this year. both were recaptured. The piece calls for restricting hospital intake to nonviolent patients or closing escapes as a revolving door for violent offenders.
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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 longtime printer and editorial worker, he served as proofreader for the Review Chronicle and previously as advertising manager for the News Bulletin in Sandpoint. He also worked in mortuary service and was a Mason. Survived by wife Marie, stepchildren Michael Whitney Las Vegas and Russel Gill Hayden Lake, Wade and Douglas Brown Las Vegas, brother Charles Stidwell Sandpoint, and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral directed by 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 of cannibalism charge in port moresby
Seven Papuan natives accused of killing and eating a man were acquitted after the supreme court ruled cannibalism not a defined offense in the territory law and that it was not improper in the accused villages.
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Port Moresby
Market Cattle Steady as Supplies Tighten and Sheep Underpriced
Feeder and slaughter cows stay steady with loads at 33.75 for 1130 lb steers and 32.00 for 925 lb mixed loads. Heifers 925 to 1000 lb bring 32.00 to 32.50 with utility cows 20.50 to 22.50 and canners 18.50 to 21.00. Sheep and lambs scarce with insufficient demand for a price test.
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UPI
Denver
By Ken Miller
E. Stidwell
Connie’s
Daily
New York
Connie’s Cafe & Lounge
Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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