The Harvester World: Volume 5, number 11, November 1914

              Facts from the Field and Current News
Mr. Kane, the great ex¬ perimental authority
Ralph S. Byers, formerly salesman at Cleveland, has been made a blockman at that agency.
John T. Harrington is now doing advertising work at the Birmingham office.
St. Joseph reports that W. H. Haynes, formerly a salesman, has been made motor truck salesman.
C. A. Marsh, formerly drill salesman at Auburn, is now an assistant block- man at that agency.
W.  A.  Livingston,  who
was   formerly   assistant
blockman   at  Ft.   Dodge,
has been given a block at
that point.
E. R.  Morris has been made assistant blockman at
Bismarck.    Mr. Morris was formerly in the warehouse
at that point.
A block has been given to B. W. Miller at Peoria. Mr. Miller was formerly an assistant blockman at that point.
C. H. Thayer is now blockman on the Dubuque terri¬ tory. Mr. Thayer was formerly a salesman at that agency.
E. L. Grimes has been appointed collection agent at Pittsburgh, Pa., fiUing the vacancy made by the resigna¬ tion of E. P. McCollom.
Salesman Fred Dibble, of Westfield, Pa., Elmira ter¬ ritory, was recently married to Miss Angle C. Miller, of Westfield.
W. W. Herrington, formerly assistant to general agent at Milwaukee, has been appointed assistant gen¬ eral agent at that agency.
T. N. Funston, who has been general agent at the Milwaukee agency, is leaving the service and has been succeeded by J. F. Carson, who has been installed as general agent at that agency.
CINCINNATI
C. W. Grimes is now assisting blockmen in settlement work.
W. C. Beckner is a new member of our motor truck department.
Aaron Bray of the warehouse force is now a member of our expert force.
J. R. Black, former motor truck expert, is now performing general expert work.
B. H. Brookbank, whose   home   is   on   the
banks of the Indiana Whitewater River, is an important addition to the Cincinnati repair department.
G. W. Giles, bookkeeper at this agency, has recently placed a figure to his own credit. On July 10th Jerry entered the state of connubial felicity and is now re¬ ceiving friends at his cozy little home in the Highlands. Mrs. Stella Schneiders Giles, an ex-I H C employe, is the charming  wife.
C. E. Johnson taking a few shots at an Inter¬ national M-W, manned by  salesman   Baker
Looking for battleships off the New England coast
Portland under the regime o{ Carson
George E. Moredock, who has been assistant general agent at this agency for the jjast three years, and pre¬ vious to that time a blockman in this territory, left recently to enter upon his new duties as assistant general agent at Jacksonville, Florida. Genial George will be missed by a host of friends in the Cincinnati territory who unite in wishing him success in the South.
All employes of this agency take pride in the promo¬ tion of blockman, Ben. F. Bowen, to the position of assistant general agent at Nashville, Tenn. Mr. Bowen began his career with the Company in the Cincinnati office as a stenographer, and through perseverance has forced his way toward the top. Ben carries with him ( the best wishes of his fellow workers.
L. E. Viers, formerly connected with the Chicago office, has been appointed general agent at Portland, Oregon.