Outdoor pool set for July Fourth opening at Gregson Springs
Work continues on the Dig out floor plunge at Gregson Springs for the Fourth of July crowd. Contractor Carl Nepper says the plunge is finished and remaining tasks include building the chute, walk, dressing rooms, and connections. The expanded facility will feature two pools with a shared roof, a gallery for spectators, and a twopool deployment of heated water. Total improvements cost about 26000 dollars as the springs add an amusement hall and garage for visitors.
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Gregson Springs
Butte
Carl J. Nepper
Poole
Gregson Yprings
Markley Visits Former Haunts on Montana Trip
L Markley once led Anaconda High School from 1914 to 1918 and Butte High for about seven years. He toured Butte yesterday with his young son en route to eastern Montana to visit his wife's relatives before continuing to Cincinnati Ohio. Now head of the night technical high school in San Francisco he travelled from San Francisco to Butte for a brief stopover.
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L. Markley
Butte
Anaconda
Markley
San Francisco
Night Technical High School
Miss St Albans Visits Butte on Montana Tour
Miss St Albans, a noted visitor from Los Animas, halted in Butte between trains after completing an extensive tour of principal towns in Montana and Wyoming. She planned to meet acquaintances and continue her journey home.
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Helen St
Butte
Self-rescued: Vern Richardson Survives Gravel Pit Slide
In Red Bluff California on June 22 Vern Richardson escaped grave danger when a side hill slope in a gravel pit near Black Butte collapsed. Though tons of rock buried workers, Richardson crawled under an overturned steel road scraper and survived while others fled to safety. After six hours and a large crew cleared debris, he was found uninjured.
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Associated Press
Red Bluff
Cal
Vern Richardson
Anche
Black Butte
el Tire
Richardson
Butte City Debt Reduced In Fiscal Year Report
City accountant Albert Boyle reports a major debt reduction for the recent fiscal year in Butte. He notes $162 076.84 paid including interest, down from a previous $690 000 floated about 15 years ago. Tax delinquency totals $21 206.12, about $3 000 less than the prior year. The 1925 levy is 29 mills producing $451 and $921 for a 23 mill levy divided among seven funds including general and street funds and sinking funds. The special fund allocates 24 mills to redeem bonds from 1951 and about 476 000 of the 690 000 remains to be retired with the rest distributed among funds.
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Butte
Albert Boyle
Dietributivemen
Veterans officers in Butte for Gongert concert
John W. Manan of Roseman and the new Navy commander will visit Butte for a Schumann-Heink benefit concert at the Temple theater. They will travel from Atlanta after the convention and deliver a brief intermission address. Ticket sales start tomorrow at Orton Bros music store.
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Roseman
Atlanta
Butte
Schumann
Heine Coneert
Temple
Madame Schimann-Heink
Neterann
Mahan
Farmer
Submarine Ration Chief in New London During War
A World War era report notes a naval officer in charge of submarine rationing stationed at New London. The brief item highlights supply control and logistical duties during wartime mobilization.
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New Lon
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