February 13th, 1923

London Free Press microfiche collection, London Room, London Public Library

The truck has four pumps operated by gasoline engine which will force four streams of water over any city building. It is also equipped with chemicals.

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Published On: February 13th, 1923 | Last Updated: July 14th, 2020 | Views: 2346 |
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Black-and-white newspaper page from 1923 showing a Fire Prevention Week proclamation in London, Ontario, with a message from Fire Chief John Aitken and fire safety advice for citizens.Fire Prevention Week

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