Mulvane Emergency Services

 1905                 2005

100 Years of Volunteer Fire Service

ISO Class 3 / 8B

Mulvane, Kansas

 

 

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M.F.R. Trucks

Engine #1, 1927 International/Boyer pumper

In 1927 the City of Mulvane purchased a Boyer Fire Apparatus Chemical Unit on an International Truck for the cost of $5,115.00, this was the believed to be the first motorized fire truck for the department.  At some time the chemical tanks were removed and a water tank was added in their place.

February 8th, 1928 Fire Engineering magazine shows an advertisement for the International Harvester Company.  Pictured is a fire engine for Hays, Kansas (L) and Mulvane Fire Department Engine #1.  Fast, economical, capable trucks for modern fire fighting.

This ad was recently (10-2005) brought to our attention from a member of the Hays Fire Department.  Fire Engineering Magazine was kind enough to research it for us and send us a copy of the advertisement.  www.fireengineering.com

 

  Oct. 2002 at the first annual Wichita Fire Muster, driven by FF Andy Ralstin.

 

Neodesha Kansas Parade

 

Newton Fire Muster

   

Misc.

     

Old Settlers 2002.

New vs. Old

Old Settlers 2006, Lt. Kimble & Friends!

 

       

Firefighter Jimmy Reed pictured above in Engine #1, is the grandson of  Fire Chief James N. Reed who purchased this truck in 1927.

 

Old Settlers 2008!

       

 

 

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