Sandpoint Daily Bee 1970 notice page overview
The page lists publication details for the Sandpoint Daily Bee including schedule, office address at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho, publisher Pete Thompson, and rates for subscriptions four dollars twenty cents per quarter or sixteen dollars eighty cents per year. Legal notices appear Tuesday each week.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U. S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Taxpayers group warns against real estate tax rise under H R 304
Henry F. Samuels, president of the Taxpayers Protective Association Inc., argues in a letter that repealing H R 304 would push property valuations up 156.4 percent, threaten home security, and burden middle and poorer classes while urging officials to seek non real estate revenue sources and explaining the risks of equalization laws in Bonner County and beyond.
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Priest River
Taxpayers Protective Assn, Inc
Idaho
State Tax Commission
Bonner County
New York City
Henry F. Samuels
Pres
Taxpayers Protective Association, Inc
Legislature Plans to Drop Holdover Bills in Idaho
Boise UPI Legislative leaders tentatively agreed to scuttle 287 holdover bills from last year. They may revive some as new measures with caucus approval. Leaders seek a fresh start and may pursue annual sessions and annual budgets for the next biennium.
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Lanting
No Clues After Week Of Search
State police say more than 600 people have been interviewed in the search for the killers of mine union official Joseph A Yablonski his wife and daughter. Investigators have no new information as the triple murder case remains unsolved two weeks after the bodies were found. An inquest is planned within two weeks once police have enough information according to Washington County coroner Farrell Jackson.
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Clarksville
UPD
Joseph A
Jock
Yablonski
Joseph C. Snyder
Pennsylvania State Police
Snyder
FBI
Farrell Jackson
Washington County
Women mix officers and charity at IWA Hall
The January installation at the IWA Hall named Myrtle McCarr as President with Mary Holbert, Agnes Posten, and others in key roles for 1970. The group pledged $10 to the Sandpoint Junior Women’s Club for a community float. Separate notes mention sewing club and Christian Church Ladies Aid meetings with officer elections and handiwork sessions.
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Women’s Relief
Corp
IWA
Myrtle McCarr
Mary Holbert
Agnes Posten
Veda Forgey
Melba Montgomery
Helen Grinolds
Rhenama Varney
Clarabelle Webb
Harriet Clark
Katherine Trent
Helen Grinold
Christian Church Ladies Aid
Clarence Coulston
Roger Kane
Mable Robinson
John DeMers
Mamie McNearney
Larence Coulston
Sherman Hartshorn
Johanna Elliot
Adventures of INJUN JOE Wetfoot Willie tale ends with gum drops
Wetfoot Willie tries to sell smart pills to Crazy Horse VI. The buyer pays one dollar and ingests a bottle only to find they are gum drops. Wetfoot claims they are working already as Crazy Horse VI discovers the joke.
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Wetfoot
Willie
Crazy Horse
Community club and service group meetings January notices
A roundup of local meetings and events with dates January 11 through January 15. Included are the Sandpoint Lions Club January 12 6 30 p m at the Trawlers and several community groups hosting sessions at the 1 C C F Hall Northern Lights Building Washington Water Power hostess room and VFW Hall with speakers, programs, potlucks, and card parties. Proceeds aid the March of Dimes and Viet Nam service packing.
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Sandpoint Lions Club
Idaho State Employee’s Association
Northern Lights
Robert Venn
Retirement Board
Washington Water Power
Women of the Moose
March of Dimes
Hospital Admissions and Discharges For January Period
Hospital notes list admissions from January 4 to January 8 including William Klingman Mable Thurlow Lester Alden Michael Marsing Frank Fletcher and others. Discharges on January 6 include Horace Engelen Christian Eddy Dor othy Galipeau Lorraine Schilling and several more.
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William C. Klingman
Mable Thurlow
Lester E. Alden
Michael Marsing
Horace W, Engelen
Christian Eddy
Dorothy Galipeau
Lorraine Schilling
Douglas K. Wesselman
Commodity Distribution for Eligible Donors at Sandpoint
The Department of Agriculture will hold a commodity distribution for certified recipients on January 15 and 16 at the Bonner County Fair Grounds in Sandpoint. Applicants may apply at the Idaho Department of Public Assistance Riverside Building in Sandpoint.
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Department of Agriculture
Bonner County Fair Grounds
Sandpoint
Idaho Department of Public Assistance
Riverside Building
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Daily Bee
Mon
The
Sandpoint Daily Bee
K. O. Scott
Doug Davis
Camera Club
James Doak
Africa
Adventures of
Injun
Joe
Sandpoint Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Bonners Ferry
1.C.C.F
Dorcas Health & Welfare Society
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Viet Nam
Harold Ebbett
Wesleyan Service Guild
United Methodist Church
Dennie Wendt
Ray Messman
Ralph Chicks
Sandpoint Social Club
Ladies Loyal Legion
Ted Englert
Marion
Veterans of
VFW
Lake St
Connie’s
Hattie Caraway
D-Ark
U.S
Senate
Daily
New York
Connie’s Cafe & Lounge
Frank Fletcher
Johanna Gilbertson
Louise R
Luckey
Stephen Sinchai
Erling E. Anderson
Floyd H
Barrett Joey J.conway
Robert A
Knowles Helén E
Lakey Kallan R
Lion Richard A
Yager
Ida A. Sorensen
Bert F. Searfus
Rita Stuff
Ina C, Hawkins
Dorothy R
Phalon
Cedar Sandpoint
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