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May 12, 1970, Door County Advocate
Ever since Mrs. O’Leary’s cow kicked over that immortal bucket, Chicagoans have been justifiably fire conscious. Their concern has resulted in the development of one of the finest, best trained fire departments in the nation.
Battalion Chief Mike Murphy, a member of the Chicago Fire Department for 33 years, will give
January 16, 1962
Windows Across Street Cracked by Fire’s Heat
An alarm turned in at 6:35 am Friday brought the Sister Bay fire department to Pete’s Pizza. Ephraim and Baileys Harbor fire departments were also called.
The fire began inside the building and was discovered by a passerby. The interior was already burned out and the only thing
August 25, 1944
Hundreds Volunteer to Aid Four Fire Department Crews.
Door County’s worst forest fire in many years was still burning Thursday although under control, after having swept thru 200 acres of timberland since it stated form an unknown cause in a field on the Fred Wieth property southwest of the bend in County Trunk ZZ
June 26, 1942
Departments from 5 Communities Called to Fight Blaze Last Night
Fire departments from five communities were called last night to fight a spectacular blaze in the downtown section of this resort town on the Door County peninsula. Official estimates of damage ranged up to $150,000.
Chief damage was confined to Bunda’s general store, which had
June 13, 1942
It would be hard to find any set of rural communities that have better fire protection than the resort communities in northern Door County, where the majority of the summer resorts are located. There is nothing haphazard about the fire fighting system in the resort areas. Rather, a well-planned and organized system of
