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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1926
Page
41
Evidence shows roses and flowering bushes at the Montana Street substation using plants provided by A B German and his crew. Blossoms have bloomed since May, lining the street and driveways, enhancing the green lawn area and overall curb appeal.
At the Montana substation Mr German and assistants planted 285 flowering shrubs and 200 Japanese rose bushes. Shrubs grew 18 inches in eight weeks and some yielded 29 to 40 blossoms. Roses grew 12 inches in eight weeks with 35 bushes in full bloom and six bearing 15 to 25 large roses. Of 485 plants, six failed to grow. The effort, urged by the Butte Improvement Club, aims to boost local gardens and lawns.
Bozo Gurgevich returns from Pittsburg convention of three American Serbian societies where resolutions to consolidate were passed. He heads a five member committee from the Butte Serbian lodges. He attended events in New York Chicago and Philadelphia including a banquet for the steamer Paris delegates and a dinner for Dr. B K Urich.
Deputy Bill Byers needed to reach Great Falls fast and used a plane ride offered by Pilot Harold Lynch of Butte National Airport. The pair flew from Butte to Great Falls in about one hour and forty minutes, then Byers returned by train while Lynch continued a separate flight over the High Line.
The Austin dispatch reports calls for Governor Miriam A Ferguson to resign immediately amid campaign promises. Moody acknowledges defeat by one vote and pledges resignation only if Ferguson resigns. county leaders weigh resolutions for an immediate legislative session to address administration concerns. Moody carried a slim margin as voters returned results.
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