The Railroad Telegrapher
The Railroad Telegrapher
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W. H. Dench, of "H." Winnipeg, has re- turned from a visit to the Southern and Eastern States.
Things on the Oak Point subdivision must be picking up, as Bro. G. O. Taylor and Bro. J. A.
Ryan are spending the winter months in California and Florida.
The new seniority list, showing every member up to and including December 31, 1913, will be mailed to each member. Ask for one if you do not receive a copy promptly. « Rainy River, "DI" office, has been abolished, and trains on Rainy River and Ridge...ville sub- divisions are being handled by Chief Dispatcher Helston and his staff from Winnipeg, *'H" office, who now have a mileage of fifteen hundred miles.
Bro. H. E. Davidson, of "WP," Winnipeg, made a trip over the Rossburn subdivisions recently, looking much relieved since his return.
Bro. Fenity, ' on account of Carman Jet. days closing, goes to Neepawa nights, and Bro. Brown to Carman Jet. nights.
Bro. Raven is relieving agent McLain, at Glad- stone, on sick leave.
Bro. J. A. McGreavy bid in Langruth, a new station on Oakland subdivision just opened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. H. Dench, of "H." Winnipeg, has re- turned from a visit to the Southern and Eastern States.
Things on the Oak Point subdivision must be picking up, as Bro. G. O. Taylor and Bro. J. A.
Ryan are spending the winter months in California and Florida.
The new seniority list, showing every member up to and including December 31, 1913, will be mailed to each member. Ask for one if you do not receive a copy promptly. « Rainy River, "DI" office, has been abolished, and trains on Rainy River and Ridge...ville sub- divisions are being handled by Chief Dispatcher Helston and his staff from Winnipeg, *'H" office, who now have a mileage of fifteen hundred miles.
Bro. H. E. Davidson, of "WP," Winnipeg, made a trip over the Rossburn subdivisions recently, looking much relieved since his return.
Bro. Fenity, ' on account of Carman Jet. days closing, goes to Neepawa nights, and Bro. Brown to Carman Jet. nights.
Bro. Raven is relieving agent McLain, at Glad- stone, on sick leave.
Bro. J. A. McGreavy bid in Langruth, a new station on Oakland subdivision just opened.
What to read after The Railroad Telegrapher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Order of Railroad Telegraphers Us to read onlineMoreLess
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