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Improvement Era, vol. 18, no. 12, October 1915
Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations
The Teton Stake M. I. A. contestants of Driggs, Idaho, used eight automobiles May last to take part in district contests. Seven are shown in the picture; the eighth went on the day previous as a pilot over the fifty-mile road to the place of contest. The stake took a lively part, and Teton took twenty-two points in its favor, just a few ahead of any other. The contestants in story-telling, public speaking, boys’ and girls’ choruses, and the double mixed quartet are all there. The expense for the autos alone was one hundred sixty dollars. Their good and instructive time, however, was worth it.