The Harvester World: Volume 2, number 3, December 1910

              Fact from the Field and Current News
A. T. Penwarden of the Winnipeg collection agency, former cashier and traveling collector, has been pro¬ moted to the position as correspondent to fill the vacancy caused by H. P. Rogers being transferred to the Wey- bum general agency.
H. P. Rogers, who for a number of years past has been connected with the Winnipeg collection agency as traveling collector, cashier and correspondent, has been transferred to the Weyburn, Sask. general agency as blockman. A banquet was tendered Mr. Rogers on Saturday evening, December 3rd, by the collection and sales department employes.
"A Canadian Woman Driving a >lcCormick Binder and at the
Same Time Talcing Care of the Baby."
From J. C. Hyndman, General Agent, Brandon, Manitoba
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R. R. Gosnell, formerly credit clerk at Saskatoon office, has been appointed blockman.
R. A. Bridgman, formerly order record clerk at Saska¬ toon office, has been appointed credit clerk.
W. F. Jennings, formerly a canvasser at the Aberdeen general agency, has now been given a block position.
Messrs. O. A. Lane and E. A. Clark, formerly sales¬ men at Saskatoon office, have been appointed blockmen.
J. C. Brosnahan, formerly cashier at Saskatoon, has has been appointed traveling auditor for western Can¬ ada.
J. D. Moulder, assistant cashier. Saskatoon office, has been appointed assistant cashier, succeeding Mr. Bros¬ nahan.
L. D. Archer, a member of the office staff at Saska¬ toon, has been appointed assistant cashier, succeeding Mr. Moulder.
C. W. Snow, of the Osborne Columbus office, who has been assistant blockman, was given a block position at that agency.
W. E. Overton, formerly a blockman on the Aurora territory, has been transferred to a like position at Rockford, 111.
John Howden, formerly blockman at Montreal agency, has been appointed assistant to general agent at that agency.
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N. H. Graham, formerly assistant to general agent at Grand Rapids, Mich., resigned the service as of date October IS, 1910.
E. W. Tuttle, formerly special salesman at Sioux City agency, has been appointed assistant to general agent at Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Ralph R. Greer, formerly blockman at Grand Forks agency, has been appointed assistant to general agent at Aberdeen, South Dakota.
Robert G. Petty, who has been employed at Rich¬ mond, Va., as canvasser, has now been given a block position on the same territory.
Ferdinand E. Koch, who has been employed by the Osborne Columbus Agency, as a blockman, is now doing special sales work for the same agency.
Charles Walsh, formerly assistant blockman at the Kankakee agency, is now doing special sales work.
Hugh Mcintosh, formerly blockman at the Hamilton general agency has been transferred to the London general agency and iJromoted to the position of special salesman on gasoline engines and automobiles.
C. F. Jackson, for many years correspondent in the Kansas City collection agency, has been transferred to the Denver general agency, where he takes charge of collections.
C. H. Lane, of the Kansas City collection agency, has been promoted from traveling collector to correspond¬ ent, filling the vacancy occasioned by transfer of C. F. Jackson to Denver.
A CORRECTION
Gentlemen: — In   the  article   "Business  Getting," published  in  the October issue  of  The   Harvester World concerning my plan of going after business,  I was given the title of blockman, which is incorrect.   Am
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prouder of being a private in the ranks than I would be of the position of blockman. My sales for the year have aggregated 330 binder equivalents and I am making a