Southern Pacific Bulletin, Volumes 13-14Southern Pacific Company, 1924 |
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... Miss Agnes , Clerk , San Francisco . Lawrence , W. E. , Warehouseman , Atwater .. Loomis , Frank , Clerk , Merced .. Ordway , Walter K. , Warehouseman , Oakdale . Perrin , D. K. , Warehouseman , Ceres ... Risell , E. V. , Warehouseman ...
... Miss Agnes , Clerk , San Francisco . Lawrence , W. E. , Warehouseman , Atwater .. Loomis , Frank , Clerk , Merced .. Ordway , Walter K. , Warehouseman , Oakdale . Perrin , D. K. , Warehouseman , Ceres ... Risell , E. V. , Warehouseman ...
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... Miss A. Comacho . Inserts are of Miss Irma Morton and Stanley Walton , winners of the prize waltz . Old scores were settled and new opened when employes of the Southern Pacific hotel and yard office snowshoes had been left . On arriv ...
... Miss A. Comacho . Inserts are of Miss Irma Morton and Stanley Walton , winners of the prize waltz . Old scores were settled and new opened when employes of the Southern Pacific hotel and yard office snowshoes had been left . On arriv ...
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... Miss E. , Clerk , Conductors ' Bureau 1 Rt . Int . Dickison , S. B. , Clerk Aud . Office Coast Division Cairns ... Miss E. , Clerk Aud . Misc . Accts . Shannon , Miss Loretta , Stenographer .. 11 Rt . Local . 1 Rt . Int . 2 Int . 2 Int ...
... Miss E. , Clerk , Conductors ' Bureau 1 Rt . Int . Dickison , S. B. , Clerk Aud . Office Coast Division Cairns ... Miss E. , Clerk Aud . Misc . Accts . Shannon , Miss Loretta , Stenographer .. 11 Rt . Local . 1 Rt . Int . 2 Int . 2 Int ...
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... Miss Anna Benson , chief telephone operator ; R. A. Greenway , freight agent , and wife ; R. B. Fansett , ticket clerk , and C. L. Thedaker , agent , and wife , of Glendale ; Miss Vera Watkins , telephone operator ; Miss Fern Bal- lard and ...
... Miss Anna Benson , chief telephone operator ; R. A. Greenway , freight agent , and wife ; R. B. Fansett , ticket clerk , and C. L. Thedaker , agent , and wife , of Glendale ; Miss Vera Watkins , telephone operator ; Miss Fern Bal- lard and ...
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... Miss M. Prichard , J. C. Roberts and Miss M. Sheridan ; Passenger Accounts , Wm . C. Hunrick , Robt . M. Gilmore and Miss H. C. Wiese ; Miscellaneous Accounts , Mrs. G. Fogarty and F. T. Collins . Executive Department : Office Staff ...
... Miss M. Prichard , J. C. Roberts and Miss M. Sheridan ; Passenger Accounts , Wm . C. Hunrick , Robt . M. Gilmore and Miss H. C. Wiese ; Miscellaneous Accounts , Mrs. G. Fogarty and F. T. Collins . Executive Department : Office Staff ...
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Page 8 - ... BELIEVE in the United States of America as a government of the people, by the people, for the people; whose just powers are derived from the consent of the governed; a democracy in a republic; a sovereign nation of many sovereign states; a perfect union, one and inseparable; established upon those principles of freedom, equality, justice and humanity for which American patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes.
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Page 6 - The railroad track is miles away, And the day is loud with voices speaking, Yet there isn'ta train goes by all day But I hear its whistle shrieking. All night there isn'ta train goes by, Though the night is still for sleep and dreaming But I see its cinders red on the sky, And hear its engine steaming. My heart is warm with the friends I make, And better friends I'll not be knowing, Yet there isn'ta train I wouldn't take, No matter where it's going.
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