Indiana Fire Losses Rise Over Million in 1929 Report
State Fire Marshal Alfred E. Houston reports 1929 fire losses totaled 8,026,767 up from 6,874,263 in 1928 with 5,005 fires statewide. Rural areas and towns over 5,000 saw the largest damages, sparking calls for chemical tanks and pumpers to improve rural protection.
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Alfred E. Houston
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Letter Delivered 67 Years After Mailing
A Civil War letter written by Confederate soldier R. H. Wooten while in Columbus prison camp was delivered to Rev. C. H. Adkins of Pottersville Tennessee, sixty two years after the writer’s death. The missive reached R. W. Adkins in Memphis.
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R. H. Wooten
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C. H. Adkins
Pottersville
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