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July 25, 1938
The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
What is this article about?
In Colorado Springs, Colo., a fox terrier puppy fell into a 22-foot-deep, six-inch-wide hole drilled for water. Firemen were stumped for hours, but Patty Ruby's grandfather rescued it unharmed using a slip noose on a long pole.
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Dog in Hole Has
Firemen Stumped
COLORADO SPRINGS. Col., July
25.-If you had a fox terrier puppy
at the bottom of a six-inch hole,
22 feet deep, how would you at-
tempt to rescue it?
Patty Ruby, young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Ruby of Colorado
Springs, stood by worried while
firemen considered that question.
After several hours, Patty's
grandfather came home and sug-
gested a slip noose on the end of a
long pole. The noose slipped around
the puppy's middle, it was pulled
taut and the puppy came out un-
hurt.
The hole had been drilled for
water.
Firemen Stumped
COLORADO SPRINGS. Col., July
25.-If you had a fox terrier puppy
at the bottom of a six-inch hole,
22 feet deep, how would you at-
tempt to rescue it?
Patty Ruby, young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Ruby of Colorado
Springs, stood by worried while
firemen considered that question.
After several hours, Patty's
grandfather came home and sug-
gested a slip noose on the end of a
long pole. The noose slipped around
the puppy's middle, it was pulled
taut and the puppy came out un-
hurt.
The hole had been drilled for
water.
What sub-type of article is it?
Animal Story
Curiosity
Heroic Act
What themes does it cover?
Survival
Triumph
Bravery Heroism
What keywords are associated?
Puppy Rescue
Fox Terrier
Hole
Firemen Stumped
Grandfather Noose
What entities or persons were involved?
Patty Ruby
Arthur Ruby
Grandfather
Where did it happen?
Colorado Springs, Col.
Story Details
Key Persons
Patty Ruby
Arthur Ruby
Grandfather
Location
Colorado Springs, Col.
Event Date
July 25
Story Details
A fox terrier puppy fell into a 22-foot-deep, six-inch hole. Firemen failed to rescue it after hours, but the grandfather used a slip noose on a pole to pull it out unhurt.