Sandpoint Daily Bee Publication details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from October 26 1973 lists publication schedule and rates. It notes legal notices published Tuesdays and provides address phone and staff details for Pend Oreille Printers Inc. and editor Pete Thompson.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P. O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Voting Humor in Sandpoint Mayoral Race
The piece notes strong voter turnout for city issues like a dog leash law and sewer proposal, suggesting a lively Mayoral race on November 6. It cites 900+ voters last year and 76 new registrations during current period with registration closing November 3.
Woman finds $10,000 lottery ticket in trash
St. Clair Shores resident Dorothy Lavers discovered a discarded batch of two week old lottery tickets tossed by her son’s friend, Harry Harcourt. One ticket proved to be a winner worth at least $10,000, turning trash into a prize.
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Dorothy Lavers
Harry Harcourt
Arrests and Penalties for Panhandle Fish and Game Violations
September 1973 report details arrests in the Panhandle Region. Fred D. Bair of Samuels ID cited for snagged Kokanee possession. Lyle W. Chasse of Sagle ID cited for fishing without a license. Randy Gene Warner of Hamilton MT cited for fishing without a license. Larry R. Thomas of Samuels ID cited for elk tag violation. Penalties: fines ranging from 7.50 to 35 dollars.
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Panhandle
Bair
Fred D
Box 81
Samuels
Boundary Co. Chasse
Lyle W
Star
Sagle
Bonner Co. Warner
Randy Gene
Victor Street
Hamilton
Bonner Co
Thomas
Larry R
Mishap on Sunnyside Road Involves Fitzpatrick Trunnel
A no injury accident occurred on the Sunnyside cut off road about eight miles from Sandpoint on October 24 at 5 20 p m. Charlene M Fitzpatrick pulling from her driveway tried to turn left but lost control and left the road into a ditch. Paul I Trunnel traveling south struck the rear of Fitzpatrick s car according to the sheriff s report.
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Sunnyside
Sandpoint
Charlene M. Fitzpatrick
Rt. 1
Paul I. Trunnel
Trunnel
Evening TV Schedule Fragment
A fragmented list of TV programs and times across multiple channels. It includes shows like Today Show Jeopardy News and Days of Our Lives, along with various regional programming and cable slots.
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Gar Ted "Armstrong
Evewtness
Kalber
Somerset
Merv Griffin
Public Goose and the Potomac Dollar Rhetoric
Thad Hunt laments modern political spending as a public treasure being thrown away across continents. He argues Washington set a weak precedent and accuses current leaders of exploiting the public goose while mismanaging funds and luxury goods.
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George Washington
Potomac
George
Pole
Obituary of Lillian May Kennedy 1904 69
Lillian May Kennedy aged 69 died at Bonner General Hospital on Wednesday. Born July 18 1904 in Bismark North Dakota she lived in Pasadena California before moving to Sandpoint. Survived by son Robert and daughter Dorothy Fowler plus seven grandchildren two brothers James Samuels Robert Dunn and two sisters Carrie Kitt and Hazel Rescue. Funeral service Saturday 2 pm at Moon Chapel with Rev Orville Ground officiating. Burial Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Lillian May Kennedy
Bonner General Hospital
Bismark
North Dakota
Pasadena
California
Sanger
Hazel
Seattle
Washington
Kennedy
Moon Chapel
Rev
Orville Ground
First Luthern Church
Pinecrest
Memorial Park
Commission Debates Plats and Site Visits for Five Acre Tracts
Planning Coordinator Bill Powers criticizes the commission for not backing his field inspection report as three plats for five acre tracts by Sidney Smith are tabled for site visits. A public field inspection is set for Nov 10 in front of the courthouse. The panel also approves Phase I for 45 sites of one third acre each for travel recreation and camp facilities owned by D Mark Wiebe and a Birch Beauty Estates subdivision by J Wright Baylor with a well and 2000 gallon reservoir planned.
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Bill Powers
Focrs
Sidney Smith
Buck and Edna
Pack River
Priest River
Old East River Road
D. Mark Wiebe
Birch Beauty Estaes
Dufort Road
J. Wright Baylor
Baylor
Law auditors face partisan clash over liquor enforcement
Mitchell attacks statistics from a state audit comparing past and current liquor law crackdowns. Peavey defends enforcement, while Mitchell questions auditors' objectivity and influence from activists. Koontz and Miner defend the fiscal review process amid renewed criticism.
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Hamnan
Mitchell
Andrus
John Peavey
R-Rupert
Cecil D. Andrus
Peavey
Is This Your Dog A Notice Of Stray Animals
A black lab was picked up at New Farm on October 24. It is medium large. A white and black medium large dog was picked up on South Boyer on October 25 and is described as bite capable with long hair. Two small black puppies were found on North Jefferson, one male and one female. A small brown blackish dog about seven months old was picked up on South Riverside on October 24.
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New Farm
South Boyer
N. Jefferson
S. Riverside
Book of Mormon pavilion at Expo 74 opens on Spokane river
A unique pavilion at Expo 74 in Spokane will feature the Book of Mormon gold plates as Joseph Smith translated scriptures. The structure will resemble an open looseleaf notebook and stand on pilings driven into the Spokane River.
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Spokane
Joseph Smith
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