The Harvester World: Volume 1, number 6, March 1910

              C. L. Carter, formerly in the warehouse at Evansville, has been made a blockman.
C. H. Kimball has been transferred from the office at Atlanta to a position as block- man, and W. C. Kutz, a blockman, has been appointed special salesman.
H. S. Jackson, a canvasser at Atlanta, was promoted to a position as blockman.
J. B. McCutcheon has been transferred from the office at Knoxville to a position as special salesman. F. P. Holloway, an expert, has had a similar promotion.
H. A. Wood, an assistant blockman at Parkersburg, has been promoted to block- man.
A. J. Foster, formerly a canvasser under the Evansville office, was promoted to block- man.
Edwin D. Hale has been transferred from the office at Fort Dodge to a position as blockman.
E. F. Barto, a canvasser and assistant blockman at Aurora, has been promoted to blockman.
B. F. Jutzi, a blockman at Evansville, has been made a special salesman.
John A. Burr, formerly a canvasser and assistant blockman at Grand Rapids, has been promoted to a position as blockman.
W. J. Hamilton, blockman at Winnipeg, has been promoted to special salesman.
Henry Klasen, formerly a blockman at Saskatoon, has a block under the new office at Yorkton.
J. J. Toohill, a blockman at Brandon, was transferred to a like position at Yorkton.
W. C. Vance, an assistant blockman at Regina, has been promoted to a position as blockman.
Jesse M. Allen, a canvasser at St. Louis, was promoted to blockman.
Harry Kelly, cashier at Crawford, has been transferred to field work as a blockman.
Geo. M. Miller, a blockman at Albany, has been transferred to a position as special salesman.
W. A. McCommons, formerly special traveler from the Chicago office, has been appointed assistant general agent at Aurora.
W. A. Damofl, formerly assistant to gen¬ eral agent at ^oux City, has been trans¬ ferred to other duties.
W. H. Marshall of the Calgary general agency, has been promoted from can¬ vasser to blockman.
The Calgary, Alberta, general agency, has opened up four new blocks in new terri¬ tory in eastern and southern Alberta. This countrj^ is developing so rapidly that it is well nigh impossible to keep pace with it and supply the demand.
H. M. McCallum of the Calgary, general agency, has been promoted from can¬ vasser to blockman.
Alex. McRae, collector, working under the Calgary collection department, has been promoted to a block position.
C. M. Kuntzwiler, canvasser and travel¬ ing collector of the Calgary general agency, has been promoted to blockman.
Fred Carnall, assistant cashier of the Calgary general agency, has been pro¬ moted to cashier at the Edmonton gen¬ eral agency, G. H. Townes succeeding him as assistant cashier at Calgary.
Ralph W. Johnston, formerly assistant to general agent at Concordia, has been appointed general agent at that agency.
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This little booth was a part of the exhibit of the Indianapolis agency during the con¬ vention of the Indiana Retail Hardware Association. It is made entirely of twine. The roof is of flax twine and it took a little over ten thousand feet of twine to make it. One would hardly realize this from looking at the picture, but inasmuch as the twine is run back and forth one-half inch apart, and the booth is twenty-eight feet long, one can realize it would take some twine. This, with the border made of loose Sisal fiber, made an attractive exhibit.