Huckleberries: She shattered glass ceilings with her typewriter
Frances Cope (Johnson) in retirement.
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Frances Cope (seated left) with her Coeur d’Alene Press staff.
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Ballerina Valleda Ingram.
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Coeur d’Alene Golf Course pro John Woodhall shows wife, Valleda, how to golf.
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John Ruthven and his world-record sunflowers.
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Beverly Hagadone.
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Marilyn Stewart (front), the first Miss Coeur d’Alene, is shown with other contestants.
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Black-eyed 1964 Barry Goldwater staffers in the local office were (from left): Mrs. Ira Robson, Mrs. Robert Schroeder, Mrs. M.J. Huetter and Mrs. Carter Crimp.
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Paul Burke, Hagadone Newspapers advertising director, after his kidney removal at Sacred Heart Medical Center.
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Frances Cope wrote reams of copy during her 44 years as a Coeur d’Alene Press reporter, columnist and editor.
But one story stood out from the rest.
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