Beaverhead Beats Butte Central in 7–0 Gridiron Classic
A large Dillon crowd watched Beaverhead County high school defeat Butte Central 7 to 0 at the fairgrounds. Roseneau scored on a 40 yard run after a Brundage pass, Brundage adding the kick. The season ends with four wins in six games, and hints of a strong 1917 squad under Coach McCandlass with Brundage and Roughhouse Smith returning.
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Dillon
Fairgrounds
Beaverhead County
Butte Central High School
Roseneau
Brundage
McCandlass
Butte High
Butte
McFarlin
M. Manly
Davis
Ross
Cashmore
Sullivan
Manly
Sally
Quinn
White
Quill
Butte Central
Second Annual First National Corn Show at St Paul
Northwest corn growers show strong interest in the Second Annual First National Corn Show to be held in St Paul December 11 to 16. Entries must be received by December 5 while exhibits arrive daily at show headquarters. Organizers anticipate more than 1500 ten ear samples, a record turnout from the previous First National Corn Show.
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St. Paul
Northwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Northwestern
United States
First National
First National Bank and
Northwestern Trust Company
Corn Show
Pisgah National Forest Becomes Federal Game Preserve
President Wilson proclaims Pisgah National Forest near Asheville and Biltmore in western North Carolina a federal game preserve. It is the first such preserve east of the Mississippi, protecting deer, wild turkey, and pheasants amid a long protected tract largely from the George W. Vanderbilt estate. Local citizens urged continued protection as Congress acts.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Wilson
Pisgah National Forest
North Carolina
Mississippi River
George W. Vanderbilt
Asheville
Biltmore
N. C
Ford Animated Weekly Gets Broad Educational Makeover
Ford Films suspends its three year old motion picture theme to launch a nationwide educational series. The Ford Motor Company now presents visits to principal U S cities, delivering an immersive tour of life, people, and sites to showcase American metropolitan culture.
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Motion Picture
Ford Animated Weekly
Ford
Ford Motor Company
United States
Montana Kiddies Are Up to Snuff in Attendance
Montana ranks high in school attendance for ages 6 to 14, with 95 000 of 126 000 youths in school. J L O Brien notes compulsory attendance debates and Montana law requiring ages eight to 14 to attend, with 14 to 16 year olds compelled if English literacy or employment is lacking.
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J. L. O’brien
United States Bureau of Education
Union
O’brien
District of Columbia
Mississippi
Commonwealths
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