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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1914

Page

2

Fremont Leaders Named in Local Organization

President George Howe of Fremont presides with Foret as Vice President H A Graff of Seward as Second Vice President Jacob P Hoffman of Ord as Secretary E A Miller of Kearney as Secretary and Fred Alexander of Scot tbius as Treasurer in a regional association.

George Howe Fremont Foret H. A. Graff Seward Jacob P. Hoffman Ord E. A. Miller Kearney Treasuer Fred Alexander Scottebius

Publicity committeemen list by Nebraska towns

Names of publicity committee men are provided for multiple towns including Beatrice Fullerton Ord Schuyler Snyder Stromsburg and others with a note that departments should forward names as publicity men are appointed. The list includes individuals such as Halletectt Frékes Broonfield Alvin Blowdorn Joe Johnson Lima Ames Thomas Chapman Oglesby and Whitney along with several others.

BE. Halletectt H. Frékes Broonfield Harry Henateh Pranklin Alvin Blowdorn Fete Frast Joe Johnson Frank Lima En Sar Ames Es Lyith McFarlahdes Bampton Alvin Garsemanna University Place Lewie A. Thomas Fullerton John C. Chapman Ulyeces Oglesby Neligh Jay Ames Ord O. P. Cromwell Verdigre H. H. Bruce Overton James M Pullen Schuyler F. W. Sbonka, Jr. Snyder Geo. W.meyers Stromsburg Wesetenius Tilden R. G. Whitney

Open letter from W. Riddel on Nebraska Volunteer Firemen

An open letter dated July 23 1914 from W. 8. Ridgell Lincoln Nebraska addresses members of the Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen's Association. He praises cooperation with the Governor and urges support for favorable legislation that benefits volunteer fire departments and asks members to share suggestions.

Lincoln Nebraska Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen’s Association Vernor Morehead State Association of Volunteer Firemen State House

Alliance Fire Truck From Anderson Company Demonstrated

A cut of the Alliance Fire Department's new Anderson Motor Fire Truck outlines a Kissel chassis built by Kissel Car and assembled with Goodyear tires and electric lighting. The unit includes a 200 foot chemical hose reel, dual by-pass system, and full tool set. Delivery is imminent as nearby departments praise the model.

Anderson Alliance Fire Department Ohe City of Alliance Anderson Coupling & Fire Supply Company Kansas City Andersen Company of Omaha C. J. Andersen Andersen Company Kissel Car Manufacturing Company Kissel Kansas S. O. Harpster Alliance Goodyear Lake Superior Sterling Colo Merth Platte Nebr

Lightning Strikes Hem ingford Home. Fire Suppressed

The Ward residence at Hem ingford was struck by lightning on July 27. Fire crews saved the home from total destruction by using the chemical engine after the hose failed to reach. The Kadlick family had recently occupied the house. Mrs Kubat resided elsewhere. Insurance reportedly covered both house and contents.

W. H. Ward Hemingford Hay Springs Mike Kadlick Mra. Kybat Crete

Red Cloud Fire Dept Plans Fund for New Hall

The Red Cloud fire department seeks funds to build a hall to house meetings and equipment. The city currently pays rent for their quarters.

Red Cloud

Plainview Fire Dept Siren Whistle Installed Townwide

University Place firemen celebrate in Havelock Times noting Plainview’s new siren whistle, one of the latest makes, audible throughout the busy town.

Plainview University Place Havelock Times

Firemen Contest Highlights Gala Days Visit

The event featured Hose cart races between Havelock and University Place with wins for Havelock in the 100 yard dash and University Place in the 169 foot 36 second dash. A 400 yard relay went to Havelock in 47 seconds and a 20 minute water fight ended in a draw. Convoys enjoyed a watermelon feast at the engine house and a lawn social with music, as University Place firemen planned to participate in the August 14 15 Fremens contest.

Havelock University Place Bethany

Fire hose and equipment for sale advertised to cities

A city advertisement urges fire departments to purchase fire hose and equipment. The notice also promotes hand extinguishers for cars homes yards schools and other facilities.

Firemen Celebrate Joint Picnic by North Platte and Lexington

North Platte and Lexington fire departments held a joint picnic Sunday with about 135 attendees including 35 Lexington men. A noon and evening feed, hay rack shuttles, entertainment, and a North Platte Lexington ball game were part of the day.

North Platte Tribune Lexington North Platte Department

North Platte Triumphs In Extra Innings T 11 To 7

In a late showdown North Platte pushed ahead to win 11 to 7 after eleven innings. The tied 7 to 7 score at the end of the ninth inning set up the dramatic extra frame.

North Platte

Fullerton Department Fights Fire at Electric Plant

The Fullerton Department battled a blaze at the electric light company plant and saved the facility thanks to rapid response and teamwork. The fire prompted quick action by firefighters and priority protection of essential electrical infrastructure.

Fullerton Electric Light Company

Fremont Auto Truck Saves Ice Plant From Fire

The Fremont auto truck responded Monday evening to a fire at the artificial ice plant of the Fremont Ice and Sand Company and quickly stopped the blaze that threatened the building. Damage was about 150 dollars.

Schuyler Department Fremont Herald Fremont Fremont Ice and Sand Company

Kearney Leads Nebraska in Volunteer Fire Safety

The Kearney volunteer fire department is ranked highest in Nebraska for fire prevention and efficiency. Improvements since buying the automobile fire truck and upgraded alarm and water systems have reduced losses and time to scene, earning praise from officials and visiting agents.

Kearney Nebraska

Reorganization Underway for City Volunteer Fire Department

The local volunteer fire department plans equipment upgrades and a future city hall and engine house. Old members listed include J A DeWaters and J H Grosvargor with new recruits such as Harry Sims and W C Mower joining. E A DeWaters remains chief with Oscar Oberg president and Fred Kuhn treasurer.

Freduhn J. A. DeWaters R. M. Mitchell A. E. Houser Carl Travis Frank Coykendall Fred Jeffers John Powell J. H. Grosvagor H. B. Bogardus Oscar Oberg Walter Wilkins George H. Houser John McAllister Harry Sims C. B. Moss R. W. Nowlin W. C. Mower M. J. McDougall W. H. Kellermeier Charles Wentz Fred Beltner H. @. Grosvenor George A. Ross W. ®. Collins T. C. Larimer Harry Stewart A. W. Applebee J. J. Tryner Doc” McCoy B. 8 Ed L. Hedges M. Larson H. E. Toof C. Otto Guy Huffman Joe Gilson L. Baldwin E. A. DeWaters George Houser Fred Kuhn Aurora Lumber Company Veterin Seward Talmage

Ice Plant Destroyed by Fire in Guide Rock Neb

Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Ice Plant behind Fred Watt's meat market in Guide Rock Nebraska this afternoon. Loss estimated at 8000 dollars with half insured. Red Cloud chemical truck responded but fire under control before departure. Nearby residents and Ed Cady, owner of a nearby nation store, suffered stock losses as flames threatened his building.

Guide Rock Nebr Fred Watt Red Cloud Ed Cady Nation

Fire destroys Grand Island dry goods store

The P. Martie & Brother dry goods store at Grand Island was nearly destroyed by fire on July 21. The building measuring 60 by 132 feet suffered extensive damage, with total losses estimated at $95,000, partly insured. City equipment battled the blaze for hours until extinguished.

Grand Island P. Martie & Brother

Spalding plans three day celebration announcement pending

A Spalding department will announce a three day celebration soon. The Argosy plant at Ansley burned recently causing about $5000 in losses.

Spalding

Also Mentioned on This Page

Board of Control Harry Houser Chairman Jacob Goehring B. W. Parkhurst Ray Frost Stanton Thomas Jeffrey North Pintte Nebrasak Lloyd C. Thomas State Publicity Ridgell State of Fire Commission Petersburg Lioeyd Fremon Dremon Score Louie Yoken Chief Anderson Joe Julick Neck of the Woods Ludwig Hose Co. No Third Ward Methodist City Wesleyan University Dallas Johnson Hook and Ladder Company Farnam St Aurora Department Aurora Republican Aurora Fire Department Argosy Ansley Fire Department Columbus Farnan Street Omaha, Nebraska
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