Bull Orators of C.F 0 Tour Hear Poetry
Many subjects from cow ticks to livestock campaign details were discussed Friday night in the Colonial room of the Cawthon. A supper was given to the bull and others active in the campaign with Kilmer as host and toastmaster. Speakers recited incidents and characteristics, and the Rowley orchestra performed new songs. The program included immigration plans to settle colonists on Mobile county lands, endorsed by Col R V Taylor and E C Rendell. George Kil l and other leaders supported the proposal as the next year’s Chamber program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawthon
Chamber of Commerce
Kilmer
Pro
Rowley
Zer
Parsons
Europe
Mobile
R. V. Taylor
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
E. C. Rendell
Joseph M. Walsh
George Kill
George A. Maloney
L. C. Irvine
G. E. Newman
R. Sly
David Holt
John L
George G. Card
H. P
Newman
Examinations Planned for Sixteen US Civil Service Positions
The Fifth Civil Service District announces January 1915 exams for sixteen posts including junior telegraph and telephone, Grade I and II clerical grades, lay inspector in the bureau of animal industry, scientific assistant in the lighthouse service, preparator in entomology, moulder and toolmaker, and telephone inspectors. Salaries range from $60 to $1,680 yearly with ages from 18 to 50, noting vacancies in the Interstate Commerce Commission and other agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Force Commission
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Lighthouse Service
Kineville
N. Y
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriulture
Washington, D. C
Oas
Fort Totten
Y. D
Mie
Washmir
D. C
German Vessel VI Captures Steamer Eléonore Woerman
Buenos Aires dispatch reports the steamer Eléonore Woerman seized by the Argentine ship Pueyrredon on grounds of alleged neutrality violation. In Virginia, a 65 year old former consul died in a crash at a local building elevator incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Buenos Aires
Pueyrredon
Eléonore Woerman
Vacancies In Government Engineering And Related Posts
A late 19th or early 20th century notice details openings in the Bureau of Standards and the Interstate Commerce Commission. It lists salaries from 700 to 1 680 dollars per year, age ranges, and positions for engineers, a gardener, a blacksmith, a lawyer, and inspectors. It notes vacancies as they occur and imposes age limits including not reaching thirty six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
Phoenix Indian School
Arizona
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commeres Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Kilmer
U.S
The
Civil Service
Wnchburg
Agaia
Dauphin Street
Sterling Carving
Loewengardt & Armstrong
New Orleans
Gabriel Jewelry Company
Mobile, Alabama
Lavallier
Lavallieres
Waterman’s
Akskes
West
Waldermar
Gillette
Meerschaum
Meerscbaum Pines
Gabriel
Sewelry
U. S. Marin Corps
Philadelphia
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