Seeing Eye dogs guide blind through urban life gains momentum
The Seeing Eye program trains German shepherds to guide blind pedestrians, with four major U S organizations active. Dogs learn curb stops and directional commands while owners train to harness canine guidance, hearing, and confidence, enabling safe passage through busy cities and rail transit.
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America
Potsdam
United States
Seeing Eye
Tennessee
New York
Jett
Misobey
Es 6
Rule
Roosevelt
Around the County: Utah AAA conservation program updates
Farmers in Logan and across Utah discussed the 1938 agricultural conservation program. Proposals include old tree removal compensation, state wide irrigation approval, barnyard manure and nitrogen applications, contour farming, and tenant eligibility changes. A Utah State Agricultural College summary notes strong harvests and ongoing tree planting efforts.
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Logan
Utah
Utah State Agricultural College
Xeres
AAA
Des
Wing
Prom
Tal
Particuar
Davis County
J. Whitney
Floyd
Local notes and visits across Vernal community
Jared Jensen visits Jensen on his way home from Denver while relatives tour Vernal and surrounding areas. A. Dettarr Dudley and family return from a vacation to American Fork and other points. Donna May Richardson wed Joseph Walter Spencer in Vernal Second Ward. Local residents host guests and plan travels, with Sullivan and Snow families noted. Community events include a DUP meeting, pioneer songs, and early harvest reports from Jetgem.
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Frank Neal
Denver
Vernet
Jensen
A. Dettarr Dudley
Famly
American Park
Donna May Richardson
George F. Richardson
Joseph Walter Spencer
John Hatt
Vernal
Second Ward
Sammy Hatch
Snake River
Mr. Snow
Seymour B. Snow
Castle Gate
Albert Snow
Ross Snow
Woodrow Snow
Della Paulson
Teft
Loure G. Stewart
Superior
Arizona
Escalante Camp Dup
Mary Gardner
Vernal CCC News Highlights Transfers and Local Projects
Vernal CCC notes a conference trip by F J Kennard to Idaho for ten days, and a Bridgeland entertainment visit led by Captain Ruben Curtis. Several Co 1507 members receive honorable discharges for Ohio return. education shows in photography, equipment updates, and praise for Robert Lanter. D/G and project updates report Little Bananza Reservoir at 15 percent, Old Sam's Reservoir at 45 percent, Powder Wash dams progress, and a Powder Wash bridge under construction.
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Alonzo R. Kitinger
Co. 1807
St. Paris
Ohio
Frank Keyloo
Summerfield
Glen E. Morris
Deniston
John L. Kovolchik
Robbins
Bananza
Bananza Ming
Sam
Foremen Forest
Thamas
Robert Aynes
Prestoy Q. Hale
Vernal
Art Maisak
Powder Wash
Pow Ider Wash
Mila Snow
Farmers battle Japanese beetle menace in crop fields
Farmers call for federal aid amid widespread pest damage from the Japanese beetle. The image shows Fred Gile, a federal agent, placing a beetle trap near Kenosha to attract adults, which feed on powers fruits and foliage after living as soil-dwelling grubs.
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Fred Gilemore
Kenosha
Vis
Fragmentary note on colonial plantings and orchards 1635
Fragmentary text reports American colonists obtaining a case of something from Europe for planting orchards around 1635. The fragmentary source is unclear about the exact item and full context.
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Europe
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