In Sept., 1902, he went to work for the fire department and retired Sept., 1936. When Baker went to work for the city fire department, there were only 6 fire stations, equipment was horse drawn and pumps were operated by steam.
He was assigned to Hook and Ladder #2 for many years until he was disabled after a ladder failure at a fire. He then worked at the Alarm Office and eventually became the Secretary of the FIre Department.
Source: Dallas Morning News; Date: 12-24-1941; Page: Two; Location: Dallas, Texas
He was assigned to Hook and Ladder #2 for many years until he was disabled after a ladder failure at a fire. He then worked at the Alarm Office and eventually became the Secretary of the FIre Department.
Source: Dallas Morning News; Date: 12-24-1941; Page: Two; Location: Dallas, Texas
In Sept., 1902, he went to work for the fire department and retired Sept., 1936. When Baker went to work for the city fire department, there were only 6 fire stations, equipment was horse drawn and pumps were operated by steam.
He was assigned to Hook and Ladder #2 for many years until he was disabled after a ladder failure at a fire. He then worked at the Alarm Office and eventually became the Secretary of the FIre Department.
Source: Dallas Morning News; Date: 12-24-1941; Page: Two; Location: Dallas, Texas
He was assigned to Hook and Ladder #2 for many years until he was disabled after a ladder failure at a fire. He then worked at the Alarm Office and eventually became the Secretary of the FIre Department.
Source: Dallas Morning News; Date: 12-24-1941; Page: Two; Location: Dallas, Texas
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