The father was still working as a railroad postal clerk.

In 1909 he became a railroad clerk.

He worked as a coal miner, truck driver, grocery clerk, and railroad clerk.

He later leveraged this "practical education" for work as a teacher and a railroad clerk.

He worked as a railroad clerk and tax assessor, but did not like either job.

Apparently he decided to leave Nashville in 1915, and went to work as a railroad clerk, earning 40 dollars a month.

Three railroad clerks determined the measurement, he said.

"But working as a railroad clerk, you have to wonder."

A humble railroad clerk, Aubrey keeps pretending to be a more important man.

Incidents of this nature will only bring more fear to our railroad clerks.