Horses Hauled Firemen to City's BlazesJ ■ ■ * ' ,■*' .-.^vA-. •.' ■•• • •••*. .. •. -jirj-' .. ;«•lt; ■ •• ■lt;r-^ Vi, V,» ' H W-■*/*%* *■, ■/. '-..u\.i *•V, r% f . *:* ■“. ;.•■ r;/, *i; t.lt;;/ ^i^.cy-•vr.\ 7f.- C. *'?.*,••• -f-. ■■ vt i.1 f * I•*#*v*;«T v'/ViT FJ ■ * «/fc» . T - . • -'A/. :*.* y't.' ^:f, , • -. , . . / .Ffi.-. .' . -,-Vv-: rj N „• vm , / ; ,• * • -,, •' . •■.. - ’A ■ -'■■••• - . -: •*' ■■ ■• •• ■ : • .• - ••.: ••This was Webster City’s fire department about 1007. The picture was taken in front of the tire station located on Bank street. Note the large hand extinguishermounted on the side of the wagon. The present brick fire station was built in 1912.At the left is Fire Chief V/.H. Frazier with the department’s . team of. 1909. The grays were bought by the city in September of that yearand cost $625. The old team brought $300. The city’s first motorized fire truck. was not purchased until 1917The real estate transfer for tbfirst three days of March, 191. set a new record .for Hamilto* 1 y ' •were 93 transfei involving a total of $1,218,212.Tornado BroughtGreat Destruction• # ••V.^rnsging wind storm struc Hamilton county Sunday, Marc