[Note: The print for the "Today" photograph is not in the files, but the caption for the photo in the Nonpareil reads: "Today...tells a different story. The No. 2 Fire Station was moved to a brand new building in 1941, at Twenty-eight St. and Broadway. The old fire barn was town [sic] down and the site is now occupied by a service station.]]>
Nuzum, R. Brown, DiBlasi, Lidgett, Foster, Chief Elgan, Holly, D. DeVine, Rutledge, and Koening.

Johnson, Hassler, Bronson and Nuzum treated at hospital for heat exhaustion and released.]]>
Modern truck serves as background for hand-pulled hose cart held by Asst. Chief Virgil Miller and fireman Myron Albers. Chief D. L. (Mike) Hughes stands in shadow of the old fire bell.]]>
The Bergstrom Woodworking Co. plant, 110 S. 18th St. was destroyed by fire.]]>