Tuesday June 12, 1934
Cat Up Pole is Rescued By Firemen
There being no trees in the immediate vicinity, a cat took to a telephone
pole after being chased by a dog Monday afternoon; so kindly neighbors
telephoned to fire headquarters for help after, their efforts to
entice the cat to come back to earth had failed. The call came front
Fremont avenue and Kelly lane and Truck 2 responded. Firemen scaled
the pole and gently, but firmly convinced Tabby that the dog had departed
and it was time to go home.
Two other special calls brought out the same company Monday. One came
from a lead mine at Dodge and Hill streets, where last Saturday, firemen
rescued a miner from the shaft after having been overcome by carbon
monoxide gas. This time the firemen assisted in loosening a rope on
a windlass. The second call came from West Fourteenth street where a
limb on a tree which threatened to fall was removed.
Members of Engine l answered the only legitimate call of the day when
they were called to the rear of the Milwaukee shops to extinguish a
dump fire.
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