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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1936

Page

11

Seeing Eye dogs aid blind at Morristown program

The Seeing Eye in Morristown New Jersey trains dogs to guide and comfort the blind. About 220 visually impaired people own trained dogs and the program aims to grow. Training requires months under instructors, and dogs are given to recipients who show affection and appreciation. The institution relies on philanthropy, costs about 900 dollars to run, and a single instructor can train about 20 dogs annually.

Morristown N. J Seeing Eye

The Value of Travel in Education and Caution in Persuasion

Travel offers lasting insight beyond guides by encouraging prior study of places and history. Forethought enhances seeing significance, while superficial guides miss depth. Leaders often flatter with small deceptions, and even travel pleasures can mislead if not chosen with purpose.

Soybeans Seen Rising as Major Farm Crop by 20 Years

Dr. H. E. Barnard of the Farm Chemurgic Council says if current interest sustains, soybeans could rank among the nation’s top crops within two decades. From 1915 acreage grew to over five million by 1985, with 1935 production twice 1984 and prices up from last year. About 50 processing firms are active, with Illinois plants expanding capacity to 22 000 bushels daily. Soybeans yield oil for many goods and meal for high protein animal feeds.

H. E. Barnard Chemurgic Council United States Illinois

If a Candidate Dies Before Inauguration

A historical overview explains that if a presidential or vice presidential candidate dies between nomination and election, the party national committee can fill the vacancy or call a national convention. It notes 1912 as an example when James Sherman died before election and Nicholas Murray Butler was named by the Republican committee.

National Committee James 8. Sherman Taft Sherman Republican National Committee Nicholas Murray Butler Butler Vermont Utah Theodore Roosevelt

Interesting Texas facts gathered for Centennial year

A collection of Texas statements notes Amarillo hosts the largest helium plant and Texas leads in livestock and minerals. Other items mention Brewster County as larger than several small states, central Texas geography, eight former capitals, and historic land and natural wonders like Enchanted Rock and the Staked Plains.

Texas Amarillo Seguin Rhode Island Delaware Connecticut Brewster County

Longtime hobbyist hoards wishbones from 44 pound series

Alva Trangweah of MontiveHa Ind for 50 years collected wishbones and now holds 4 070, the largest from a 44 pound series. Emmett C Pavlor, retired railroad engineer, once traveled 200 miles three times weekly from Denison to Columbia to feed the squirrely around the state house grounds. Physicians in Washington Ind grafted 185 square inches of skin on Oscar Ritterswan after an explosion. Dr L T Starier of Evanston N J lost balance and fell from a window while pulling a patient’s tooth, breaking an arm. Jack Robinson and Frank Cvera, barbering rivals in Springville Ariz, compete in a million point horseshoe pitching championship of the White Mountain district. Mauda Ellen Lynch of Sioux City Iowa showcased 260 miniature water bottle samples from around the world. Dr W J Thompson, 101, oldest practicing physician, still treats patients at his Bathel home.

Emmett CL ‘Pavlor Dennison Columbia State House Washington, Ind Oscar Ritterswan Jack Robinson Frank Cvera Barbers Springville Ariz White Mountain District Arizona

Conversion Lesson on Saul to Paul in Early Christian Teachings

The lesson traces Saul's conversion to Paul, recounting his initial opposition to the new faith, the road to Damascus vision, and Ananias healing his blindness. It emphasizes the dramatic change, the grace of Jesus Christ, and hopes for similar awakening in earnest, misguided hearts.

Joho Jetix Efonen Maul John Chris Pagal Paul Jesus Saul Stephen Ap Pauls Mieracle Damasius Damascus Ananias Jesus Christ

BREVITIES: New York workers, calls exceed a day

A rapid-fire list notes diverse items from New York tall hiring aims to Reno Independence Day boom and oddities. It mentions a New Yorker earning living by stretching hopeful police and fire recruits, mass telephone use, and assorted quirky incidents from cities across North America.

Burge Ce McRadden New York

Cattle market mood and local strolls at Centennial week

A crowds-filled Dallas and Fort Worth Centennial week scene shows Collingsworth County residents roaming the square. Names like Laura Pierce Vander Willis Hula Douthit and C. Daffron appear among shoppers traffic watchers and local politicking as weather chatter and daily errands mix in a bustling Saturday afternoon portrait.

Collingsworth Dallas Mort Worth John Howard Chester Laura Pierce Vander Willis Waltie Kits Bagget John Barjenbraeh M. F. Hunter W. R. Clubb W. J. Atkingon Hula Douthit Afrs Rene Kennedy L. A. Hunt Texas Warran Darrow Guey Morgan Mev CP. Gengell Uok Habbs de A. Gerda

Farmland Experiments Show Pecan and Cane Yields Rise

Bandera county farmers plan to plant ten to twelve native pecan trees yearly to speed bearing. Demonstrations by Harry Vinken of Pleasanton and Emil Weide of Guadalupe community Victoria county show black eyed peas, peanuts, and cane responding to manure, fertilization, and cultivation. Weide reports cane could more than double yield beside a similar plot. Harry Brownlee of Bingham Utah reports a coal dealer’s safe robbery with $600 stolen after a prior $800 loss.

Bandera County Harry Vinken Pleasanton Alagooga County Tisken Emil Weide Guadalupe Victoria County Harry Brownlee Bingham Utah Hia

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