View of a timber seed tree. Timber trees in a field. View of a fire swept non productive land with burnt timber trees. The damaged area planted with nursery stock. Broadcast sowing of seeds in field. Man walks across a timber forest that was cut in 1899 and was ready for another cut. Town next to timber forest. A goose and the slogan "indiscriminate cutting of timber is like killing the goose that laid the golden eggs." Seal of the United States Department of Agriculture, with dates 1862 and 1889 on it.
Workers load timber logs on vehicle. Deer in the forest. ECW (Emergency Conservation Work) members during the Great Depression cut fire lanes, clear snag, erect telephone poles, clear camping grounds, build bridges, build fences around grazing lands and combat erosion by building dams in gullies. (The ECW was later known as the Civilian Conservation Corps or CCC.)
Two men climb up to a house on a hill. View of gully. ECW (Emergency Conservation Work) workers in the Great Depression build dams in gullies to avoid erosion of soil. They plant seedling trees, build terrace farm lands and fill gullies with brush. (The ECW was later known as the Civilian Conservation Corps or CCC.)
ECW (Emergency Conservation Work) members (later called the Civilian Conservation Corps or CCC) fell trees and stack wooden logs in forest area. Men fall timber trees. Map of United States shows Manned Emergency Conservation Work camp area. Workers dive into water stream. ECW members build houses. Emergency Conservation camp area during the Great Depression.
Kennel club dog show at Alameda, California. A white shepherd, Huskies, Cairn, Saint Bernard, Pekes and Chows with their masters. Wire hair Terrier dogs brushed up for the Blue Ribbon honors.
Chinese protest Manchurian Activists in Chicago, Illinois. People on street march with banners reading 'Japan Violates Washington Arms Treaty'. Women march with American flags in hand. Children with slogans in Chinese. Chinese leader gives a brief speech to protesters. Girls hold banner that reads 'Fight against Japanese Invasion of Manchuria'.
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