Dee Barnhart's employment record, 1913-1934.
    From a paper in his own handwriting:
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April 1913 Nov   1916 Trackman        $45.00/mo N.P.R.R. Davenport
Dec   1916 Nov   1917 Trackman        $65.00/mo G.N.Ry.  Marysville
Nov   1917 Feb   1918 General Helper  $3.39/day N.Y.P.S. Bremerton ["Navy Yard"]
Feb   1918 March 1918 Fireman         $3.50/day Marysville Mfg. Co.
March 1918 Aug   1919 Soldier         $32.00/mo
Aug   1919 Oct   1919 Unemployed
Oct   1919 July  1920 Rigger          $5.50/day Blodel Donovan
July  1920 April 1921 Odd Jobs        $3.50     McMaster & Royal Cedar
April 1921 Aug   1921 Unemployed
Aug   1921 Nov   1921 Fireman&Rigger  $6.00/day Rucker Bros.
Nov   1921 Nov   1923 Trackman        $3.88/day G.N.Ry.
Nov   1923 July  1924 Unemployed
July  1924 July  1925 Deck Hand       $125/mo   Snohomish River Boom Co.
July  1925 Jan   1928 Fireman         $104/mo   McMaster Lbr Co.
Jan   1928 Jan   1931 Rigger/Boom man $6.00/day Snohomish River Boom Co.
Jan   1931 June  1933 Unemployed
June  1933 Mar   1934 Boom man        $2.75/day C.B. Lbr Co.
March 1934 July       Rigger      N.Y.P.S.
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The last entry is not complete. His mother had a stroke and died a short time
later in August, 1934, which would be a good reason to stay closer to home.
The Bremerton Navy Yard ("N.Y.P.S.") was 40 miles away. His handwritten record
ends here, but by other accounts, he was unemployed for a while, trapping
furs, and was married the following year.