Category: Burlington

West Burlington – Notre Dame’s Spencer Ferguson attempts to lateral the ball to a teammate as he is tackled by Mediapolis Friday night in Mediapolis. Mediapolis defeated West Burlington – Notre Dame, 19-14.

West Burlington – Notre Dame Running Back Isaiah Trousil looks up field as he carries the ball against Mediapolis Friday night in Mediapolis. Mediapolis defeated West Burlington – Notre Dame, 19-14.

West Burlington – Notre Dame Receiver Shakel Brown turns up field after catching the ball Friday night in Mediapolis. Mediapolis defeated West Burlington – Notre Dame, 19-14.

Mediapolis Defensive Back Arthur Brown (9) tips a pass away from West Burlington – Notre Dame’s Isaiah Trousil (28) Friday night in Mediapolis. Mediapolis defeated West Burlington – Notre Dame, 19-14.

West Burlington – Notre Dame’s Spencer Ferguson catches a pass for a first down in front of the Mediapolis sidelines Friday night in Mediapolis. Mediapolis defeated West Burlington – Notre Dame, 19-14.

West Burlington – Notre Dame Receiver Tate Snodgrass catches a pass before turning up field Friday night in Mediapolis. Mediapolis defeated West Burlington – Notre Dame, 19-14.

Mediapolis Running Back Mason Buster carries the ball against West Burlington – Notre Dame Friday night in Mediapolis. Mediapolis defeated West Burlington – Notre Dame, 19-14.

West Burlington – Notre Dame Team huddles between plays Friday night in Mediapolis. Mediapolis defeated West Burlington – Notre Dame, 19-14.

West Burlington – Notre Dame’s Spencer Ferguson heads for the end zone for a touchdown against Mediapolis Friday night in Mediapolis. Mediapolis defeated West Burlington – Notre Dame, 19-14.
Was America’s first billionaire, John D. Rockefeller, a greedy robber baron, a generous philanthropist, or both? And did the oil tycoon exploit America’s poor or give them access to much-needed energy? Historian and Hillsdale College professor Burt Folsom, author of “The Myth of the Robber Barons,” reveals the truth about the Rockefeller empire.
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