Fremont Leaders Named in Local Organization Roster
President George Howe of Fremont and Vice President H A Graff of Seward headline a roster naming Jacob P Hoffman of Ord as Second Vice President E A Miller of Kearney as Secretary and Fred Alexander of Scottsbluff as Treasurer in the local group.
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George Howe
Fremont. S.ret
H. A. Graff
Seward
Jacob P. Hoffman
Ord
E. A. Miller
Kearney
Fred Alexander
Scottsbluff
Publicity committee appointments and fire department notes
Publicity committeemen listed for Albion Bertrand Bloomfield Franklin Gothenburg Howells Kearney Noligh Lynch Hampton University Place Fullerton Ulysses Neligh Ord Verdigre Overton Schuyler Snyder Stromeburg Tilden. Fire departments statewide secure funding and equipment in spring elections but some towns denied projects. Voters urged to campaign for next year to gain support. The association’s annual convention Proceedings 32nd edition praised. calls for more public interest and tours to share insights. A tournament funding note and invitation to eastern towns to coordinate with Harry Houser. The department plans summer visits and smoker events to engage business leaders and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
K. E. Hallstead
Bertrand—C. H. Frakes
Bloomfield
Harry Henatsch
Franklin
Alvin Bloehorn
Gothenburg
Arthur Johnson
Howells
Frank Luxa
Kearney
E. F. Winn
Noligh
Jay Ames
Lynch—A. ©. McFarland
Hampton
Alvin Gaussmann
University Place
Leslie A. Thomas
Fullerton
John C. Chapman
Ulysses—B. 8. Oglesby
Fires caused by discarded cigars and cigarettes rise
Fire Commissioner Robert Adamson of New York City cites 132000 fires in the United States from carelessly discarded smoking materials. Nebraska State Fire Prevention Association plans bulletins and articles to aid departments, praising their routine inspections of business buildings statewide.
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United States
Robert Adamson
New York City
Nebraska State Fire Prevention Association
Fire Prevention Speech Urges Nebraska Merchants to Stock Fire Protection
Deputy State Fire Commissioner W S Ridgell addresses wholesale and retail merchants urging large stock of fire prevention goods with year long credit and profit promises. He warns about keeping premises clean, minimizing fire hazards, proper rubbish disposal, careful bonfire practices, and safer electrical wiring to prevent fires during spring cleanup.
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W. S. Ridgell
Nebraska
Fire safety urged for Nebraska merchants and towns
A Nebraska safety advisory warns merchants to upgrade wiring with conduits, store gasoline underground, and curb matches. It urges municipal action, strict enforcement, and fire drills, citing state fire loss from careless handling and urging ready access to extinguishers and trained staff.
Nebraska Fire Prevention Bulletin Lists Committees and Deadlines
Nebraska State Fire Prevention Association bulletin names committees in multiple towns with chairs and members. It urges prompt inspections by May 16 and notes that inspection tickets and handling methods will be supplied. Secretary M. Pond coordinates distribution to all members.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
C. C. Watts
Joseph Severyn, Jr
Joseph J. Kubik
H. R. Kroeppel
Geo. F. McKenzie
BE. Bureah
W. H. Lunebure
C. E. Babcock
W. I. Dallas
Chas
Krueger
C. C. Martin
BE. M. Schoen
W. H. Steele
Columbia Fire
Nebraska
M, Pond, Secy
Geneva Fire Department Formation Notice
Citizens of Geneva are asked to take steps to organize a new fire department. The call excludes those who supported bond votes for a city hall and fire apparatus housing and those who aided in past firefighting work in the city. The motion was seconded and carried unanimously. Signed by the
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Oid
Bloomfield
Kearney Tre
Geneva Fire Department
Geneva Volunteer Fire Department
City of
Geneva
Nebr
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Eastern farmer builds silo herd and profits on Box Butte farm
EB Gregg of Box Butte near Alliance farms heavily with Holstein cows forty six brought to the land. He notes monthly cream checks average 130 dollars and hog sales reach about 1300 to 1500 dollars yearly. He sold two dozen cows and now maintains eighty seven Holstein cows with homegrown corn and silos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte
EB. Gregg
Alliance
Gregg
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Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Harry Houser
Fremont
Chairman
Jacob Goehring
E. W. Parkhurst
Lexington
Ray Frost
Stanton
Thomas Jeffrey
North Platte
Nebrasak
Lloyd C. Thomas
State Publicity
Neligh
O. P. Cromwell
Verdigre
H. H. Bruce
Overton
James M. Pullen
Schuyler
F. W. Shonka, Jr. Snyder
Geo. W. Meyers
Stromeburg
al Westenius
Tilden
R. G. Whitney
Association
Columbus
RE. A. Miller
H. A. Webbert
Board of Control
Ridgell
Fire Commission
State News
Osmond Vol
Local Electric Merit Company
Neligh Fire Department
Geo. Ferfunon
Schuyler Department
J. R
Schuyler Volunteer Fire Department
Tay Ti
Geo. W. Howe
Severyn
H. C. Smith
Colfax
Schuyler de
Fullerton Department
Earl Baldridge
Maresh Castle
Guy Ralph
John Russell
John Martin
Bullbotta
W. B. Dudley
Wayne
Adams & Company
Mr. Adams
Smi
Nebraska Telephone Company
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