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From the 1938 Album of...
The HOOSIER HOT SHOTS

"A 4-11 Alarm at the County Seat"

The Rosedale Fire Department arrived just a little late as the boys had to get dressed up in their Sunday's Best before they could journey to the county seat, fire or no fire. Left to right is: Gabe, Hezzie, Ken, Frank and the old jumping jenny wren himself, Uncle Ezra seems a little peeved because he is all ready for the fire ("dad burn it," "ding bust it," you young whipper-snappers, go comb your hair) and what, no fire? The Hoosier Hot Shots all seem in a rather jovial spirit as if to say, "Well, it was a good excuse to come to town anyway." (Editor's note) where did the horses go?
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Copied from The Original Hoosier Hot Shots Album of Songs & Photographs, published and copyright 1938 by the Hoosier Hot Shots.
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