Plans Completed For Fourth Annual Flower Show
The Rocky Mountain Garden club and chamber of commerce teams finished shelving and fixtures for the fourth annual flower show to open at 1 pm at the chamber of commerce with judging from 11 am to 1 pm. Prizes announced include firsts for vegetable garden, sweet peas, poppies, back-yard gardens, first-year gardens, pansies, and window boxes. many exhibits will be displayed with photos from the recent contest. Teresa O'Donnell leads the event urging all Butte residents to attend. closing Friday night at 10.
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Olympic Arts Competitions To Join Paris Games
Art forms including architecture literature music painting and sculpture will compete alongside athletic events at the Paris Olympic Games. Architects may submit miniature sport related structures. literature up to 20 000 words. music and drama inspired by sport. paintings drawings and sculpture depicting athletic subjects. Prizes awarded medals similar to sport events.
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Reichbank Chief in Line to Retire After Reform Call
London dispatch reports Rudolf Havenstein expected to resign as Reichsbank president amid socialist pressure over financial reform. Havenstein, head since 1908, to meet President Ebert and Briesenmann as calls grow for replacement. Also notes a wild elephant hunt in India planned from November to January with film rights offered.
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Sweden to launch state controlled radio phone service
The Swedish government seeks permission to establish radio phone broadcasting, with the state owning stations and private concessionaires operating them initially. Private sets taxed to fund operation, amateurs may build receivers, and strict limits on advertising and press fairness are planned. Hoyle the Card Authority died in London on August 29 1769 at age 97.
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