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Coach of Idaho’s football prospects: Gridiron mentor considers chances for successful season unusually poor: Backfield material lacking: Line should be heavy but stars are few and far between Jack Hays; McCormack Made President: Class officer and dance committee chosen by students of ’18; Favorite toast prepared by president Brannon; “I” Men scorn fall debating: Only two experienced forensic stars to enter tryout for Pullman war of words; Year Outlined for students: President Brannon sets forth three contracts assumed by Idaho undergraduate; Letters to F.K. Lane urged: Congressman McCracken asks that students pen definite to secretary of interior; President Brannon secures loan bank: Address made in Spokane recently nails federal institution for inland city; Class of 1920 husky infant: Registration totals show this year’s freshman delegation largest in Idaho’s history; Idaho commandant finally appointed; Classes scrap next Saturday: Freshman and sophomores to settle class superiority on McLane Field: Dance in the evening (p2); “Parade” Ends rushing week: Girls troop to different sorority groups while sympathizers cheer and hoot (p3); David’s clothes must be good: Whether for college men or college women (p4)

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Title:
The Argonaut - September 14th, 1916
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1916-09-14
Description:
Coach of Idaho’s football prospects: Gridiron mentor considers chances for successful season unusually poor: Backfield material lacking: Line should be heavy but stars are few and far between Jack Hays; McCormack Made President: Class officer and dance committee chosen by students of ’18; Favorite toast prepared by president Brannon; “I” Men scorn fall debating: Only two experienced forensic stars to enter tryout for Pullman war of words; Year Outlined for students: President Brannon sets forth three contracts assumed by Idaho undergraduate; Letters to F.K. Lane urged: Congressman McCracken asks that students pen definite to secretary of interior; President Brannon secures loan bank: Address made in Spokane recently nails federal institution for inland city; Class of 1920 husky infant: Registration totals show this year’s freshman delegation largest in Idaho’s history; Idaho commandant finally appointed; Classes scrap next Saturday: Freshman and sophomores to settle class superiority on McLane Field: Dance in the evening (p2); “Parade” Ends rushing week: Girls troop to different sorority groups while sympathizers cheer and hoot (p3); David’s clothes must be good: Whether for college men or college women (p4)
Subjects:
prospects gridiron mccormack dance brannon registration david’s clothes
Source:
Idaho Newspapers on Microfilm, Idaho State Historical Society, http://history.idaho.gov/
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Microfilm
Type:
Text
Format:
application/pdf
Language:
eng

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