Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-10-11

/ Is cents for yves; $50, each for ma
l. holes, and $50 for flush tank.
Consideration OF the bid was pos
$ poned until the regular meeting to /
: held Monday evening, October 16.
2 THE MAKING OF RAILROAD MEN
This is subject which is recei,
ing special attention at the hands Q
/. Chicago Great Western Railroad Off
Gals, who have come to the conclu
sion that it is better to take a han,
in the education of young men deslr
ing to enter the railroad service AM
assist them along the proper lines
rather than to depend on recruits
with no railroad knowledge, or worse
too much.
To accomplish this end the com
pany conducts a railroad school al
Oelwein, Iowa, for the purpose Of in
structing young men in order to tit
them for positions in the railroad
service.
IS taking a personal interest in the
project and invites young men resid-
ing along the line Of his road to
write him for further particulars, if
interested in taking course of study
with view to entering the service
81 the Corn Belt Route"
The 1911-1912 course has the follow
ing attractive program:
1911.
Nov. Transportation. H. J Slif-
er, Genl. Manager.
Nov. 9th-The Station Agent. E. R.
BEEN, station supervision.
Physical and Technical Examina-
tons. w. F. Perdue, instructor and
examiner.
Nov. 15th-Te!egraph and Telephone.
G. O. Perkins. supt. Telegraph.
Relation of Agents to Trainmas-
tiers and Dispatchers. s. r, Bunch,
T. NJ. and chief dispatcher.
Nov. 22nd-Station Accounting. W.
J.. Purdy, Station Auditor.
Nov 29th - Freight Traffic First
Princiles. F. s. Hollands, Asst
Genl. Frt. Agent.
Passenger Traffic-First Principles
A. C. Irons, Asst. Genl. Pass'r Agt.
Dec. 6th-An Agents Ambition. G.
E. Carson, Supt. Nor. Div.
The Baggage End OF IT. f. n. Rey'l
nolds, Gen. Baggage Agent.
Dec. 15th-Freight Accounting. II.
Ernest. Aud. Frt. Receipts,
: Passenger Accounting =. 3 wade
Aud. Frt. Receipts.
Dec. goth Solicitation OF r s.
senger and Freight Traffic. G.. a,
Smith. D. F. & P. A.
AS An Agent Sees It. ". J.fFlow
er, Agent, Allison.
1912
ian. 4th-Solicltation OF Fassehser
Traffic. Geo. Bristow, Div. Pass.
Agent.
Solicitation OF F,relght ira11'c. u
;. Holbert, Div. Frt. Agent.
Tan. 6th-Demurrage and storage. NJ
G. Shields, Mgr. Nor. Demurraee
Bureau.
an. llth-Persona1 injury g '7'''t ~.
ives and Care of Injured. Dr. .,
NJ. Pond, Company surgeon.
Loss, Damage and Personal INJURY
Claims.
G. b. winston, Lega1 Depar'n'en'
Ian. Notwithstanding. .. G. Frlt ti,l |
Chief Engineer.
Motive Power. J. r Thompsoa'
Master Mechanic Western Div
Ian. 25th-Frelght C4alms.
Howard, Freight Claim Agent.
an. 31st-Transportation Facllitles.
F. kinsey, Inspector transport "a
ton.
Car Service. G. A. Brown, sup.
Car Service.
Feb. 7th. - Relation OF Agents
Sup'ts. w. B. Causey, Supt. isouth-
ern Division.
Mechanical Engineering. r. vi
Stubbbs. Mechanical Engineer.
Seb 14th.-Relation OF Agents 10
Supt's. T. A. Sweeney, ASST. supp
Eastern Davision.
Railway Signaling. Jos. beaumont
Signal Engineer.
Feb. 21st.-Solicitation OF Passehs>r
Traffic. c. ]. BROOKS, Dlv. So
Agent.
Solicitation OF Freight lralilc- T.
+ NJ. Foss, Div. Frt. Agent.
Feb. 2Sth-Relation OF Agents
Supt's. F. R. Blunt, Supt. western
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