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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
9
Lists hourly programs for WLW WSAI WRC and WNYC. Cincinnati airings include orchestra concert children stories and a New York program. Washington offers a dinner concert and Army Band segment. New York segments feature police bulletins and multiple concert hours.
Radio listings show Tonight at 8 p m WEAF and stations WIAR WEEI WGR WCAE WEAR WSAI WWJ WCCO and Foc carry Everready hour of music. At 8 16 P M Philadelphia drums. At 3 P M WHN New York airs a special program by the Siamese Twins.
A concise roster of radio stations across regions includes Central-KFAB KFKX KOB WAAW WCAL WEMC WCBD WGAZ WGST WHA WOC WOS Eastern-CNRM PWxX WAHG WBAV WBBR WCAP WHAZ WLIT WMAK WOR WTAM Forest-WFAE KFOA KOA.
KSD St Louis lists broadcast slots at 6 PM orchestra 8 30 PM feature 10 PM artist recital on channel 545 1 meters from Central Stations.
Listings show KYW Chicago WBAP Fort Worth and WBCN Chicago with multiple time blocks including bedtime stories evening programs classical music dance selections and early morning segments plus a police bulletin and popular programs across stations and meters. The fragmented timetable hints at a local broadcasting snapshot with varied program types and times.
A schedule lists events including a 16.4 meter act at 5 30 P M, a dinner concert at 6 16 P M and a special program from New York in the evening. The notes reflect a period style broadcast sequence with multiple segments.
WDAF Kansas City 365.6 meters audio cue lists 6 PM program Dinner concert and Nighthawk Frolic at 42268 FP with an on air address and schedule details.
At 6 P.M. the children's period begins with a dinner concert followed by dance selections at 9 P.M. The event calendar outlines a family friendly sequence with meals and music.
The event features a Hawaiian music recital by P.M. and an organ recital at 11 PM. An earlier 8:30 PM program presents a musical lineup followed by the organ performance for audience attendance.
Readings list police bulletins and concert schedules for Drake en ensemble and a WHAS Louisville dinner concert at 6 30 and 7 30 p m Skeezix time dinner concert and readings noted alongside separate police bulletins and metered sections
The listing shows a 7 P.M. boys hour followed by an 8 P.M. two hour musical program on WHB Kansas City.
WLS Chicago listing shows an organ recital at 6 30 P M lullaby time at 7 P M vocal selections theater review mid evening R F D program nine P M orchestra ten P M concert and a midnight review running from 6 30 P M to midnight with various musical segments.
Chicago WM AQ and WMAQ channels list 6 P.M. organ recitals and 9:15 P.M. special music. Memphis WMC schedules an 8 P.M. lecture and midnight frolic. San Antonio WAOI offers 6:30 P.M. musical program and dance selections. Omaha WOAW presents 6 P.M. glee club and 10:30 P.M. orchestra. Davenport WOC lists 6:30 P.M. bedtime stories and a New York program. Batavia WORD schedules 7 P.M. musical program and news bulletins. Chicago WQJ has 7 P.M. dinner concert and 10 P.M. Rainbo Skylarks. Elgin WTAS features a variety musical program. Oak Park WTAY lists 6 P.M. organ recital vocal selections and orchestra.
A dense schedule lists program times and stations across the Northeast and Midwest including KDKA Pittsburgh WAAM Newark WBZ Springfield WEAF New York WABC Cleveland WGY Schenectady WHK and Philadelphia with children's stories musical programs orchestras and special recitals across multiple meters and time slots from 5 to 10 PM and beyond. The page catalogs hourly offerings such as stories, market reports, vocal selections, chamber ensembles and special New York programs across venues and networks.
A Detroit listing notes a 5 PM dinner concert followed by a 7 PM special New York program, labeled as the last. The entry emphasizes back to back events with specific start times. Entities include Detroit and New York program.
CNRR Regina Saskatchewan hosts weekly bedtime travel talks at 8 PM featuring a ladies quartet for entertainment and information at the 420 meter station event.
The Los Angeles station KFI airs news bulletins at 7 P.M. Musical program at 10 P.M. and ballad hour at midnight. The Oakland station KGO offers talks at 10 P.M. a musical program and a dance orchestra at midnight.
The Ohio National Guard drive for 25000 saw subscriptions rise to 8561 with 550 added yesterday. Major donor James N Gamble gave 100. Strobridge Lithographing and Leyman Buick gave 50 each. Other contributors included E Kahn Sons, Federal Garage, D T Williams Valve, and E H Bartles with multiple donors at 15 10 6 dollars.
Cincinnati March 30 The grain market shows nervous trading with May prices down about 10 cents and July down 4 cents amid sharp Liverpool price declines and a thinner visible supply. Corn and hay hold steadier though demand remains light and buyers retreat. Trading details include prices for No 1 red winter at 1.67 and various grain futures, with extensive commodity quotes and market activity across wheat, corn, oats, and hay.
New York Curbe Market March 39 official list shows stocks and bonds traded with totals. Industrials include Am C&F, Atlas Por Cem, Armour B, Chap Sks Inc, Cont Tech Inc, Cuba Company, Cont Oil stocks and many others with price ranges and market activity. Domestic bonds feature United States Steel and various corporate issues with bid asks and closes.
Columbus notes stock activity with Cities Service listed at 35 percent and Pure Oil mentioned in the market chatter. The fragmentary text indicates preferred shares and price markers but lacks complete figures or broader context.
Chicago stocks report mixed results with Armour preferred at 7 dollars, Cudaby 103, Libby McNeill at 7 percent, Middle West Utilities 91, Swift & Co 109, Swift International 27, Union Carbide 6144, United States Gypsum 128, Union Wah 17, Pair 83 percent.
Stocks ex-dividend today on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange payable April 15 include American Rolling Mill 50 cents, American Seeding Machine preferred 1.50, Baldwin 1.50, C N & C Light and Traction 1.50 common 1.14 preferred, Fifth Third Union Units, Fourth and Central Trust 2.50, Globe Wernicke preferred 1.50, Printing Machinery common 1.75 preferred 2, United States Can common 0.75 preferred 1.75. Call money rate rose to 5 percent in New York as banks lent 10 to 12 million to cover month end disbursements. recent securities declines and broker loans cuts suggest temporary rises.
Net sales for the year ended February 2 1925 rose to 56 869 795 from 51 232 360 a year earlier. Costs and expenditures cut net profit to 3 005 698 from 8 337 887. After preferred dividends earnings were 6 70 a share versus 7 58 the prior year. Surplus declined about 807 000 to 2 346 368.
Frustrated by a currency rally and fears over raising the legal franc circulation limit, holders sold French government, municipal, and railroad obligations to near year lows. The Reichsbank’s gold shipment and government credit aid supported the franc while shifting funds and loan activity weighed on Cincinnati stock trading and Utah mining dividends.
Five sudden deaths were recorded yesterday at police headquarters. Victims include Joseph Henchley 61 who died after a fall from a third story window. John Horseman 50 found dead in a hotel room from alcoholism. William Crone 40 whose body was found after failing to appear. Melford Points 70 found dead in a barber shop rear room. Frances K old 20 after operation, revived briefly by life-saving squad.
New York World News Service lists closing quotations in European and Far East rates. Sterling and other currencies show demand and cable figures. Japan, Hongkong and Shanghai rates are recorded along with Canada Havana and South American currencies.
Flour steadies at 8.95 per barrel with 30 028 barrels shipped. Bran 23.50. Wheat prices steady with No 1 Northern at 1.89 1/2, May 1.42, July 1.385. Corn No 8 yellow 1.01. Oats No 3 0.885. Barley 0.67-0.83. Flax No 1 2.77-2.44.
Receipts and shipments over 48 hours show cattle 1816, hogs 2315, sheep 51. Cattle sales indicate a slow weak market for beef steers with bids 25 to 60 cents lower and car lot tops around 10.10 to 10.25. Hogs gained 10 to 25 cents with good heavies at 14.25 and pigs down to 10. Bulls and cows mixed, calves active with highs near 13 for butcher calves. Chicago market mirrors weakness in cattle, with steers and yearlings down and hogs off 10 to 25 cents. Indianapolis and Kansas City show mixed results across cattle hogs and sheep.
New York March 30. Excess stocks and high prices threaten business but inflation remains limited. Surpluses persist while demand slows, with 1920-like spikes avoided. European trade rises in February. exports to Europe up 22 million, imports up 2 million, led by Britain and Italy. North American imports fall 5 million, South American imports rise 8 million. Asia shipments decline 13.6 million.
Ohio Incorporations lists Mohawk Hotel Company of Massillon with $15000 by L C Wiggins and Harlie G Walters. Sylvania Building Products Company $35000 by Charles C Peck and Sterry J Storer. Wolfe Jackson Construction Company of Smithfield $500 by A G and William C Wolfe. Binder Shoe Company Fostoria $10000 by Robert and John C Binder. Reel Novelty Manufacturing Company Toledo $10000 by Fred J Spuehler and Charles Blessman. Gordon Burt Company Cincinnati $1000 by Sidney and Burt Weil. Modern Mortgage Company Toledo $500 by A T Goorley and C J Hankenhof. Fageol Company Mentor Township $150 by F R Fageol. M Wilson Company Toledo $500 by oe Goorley and Donald F Melhorn.
International Shoe Company pays a monthly 5 percent dividend on May 1 to stockholders of record April 15. Great Lakes Steamship, Inc. declares a quarterly dividend of 1.50 dollars payable April 1 to record March 20. Utica Gas and Electric Company posts a quarterly 2 dollars per common share payable April 15 to record April 4. Aeolian Player Piano and Pianola Company declares a quarterly 1 percent preferred dividend payable April 15 to record April 10.
Money market notes show call money firmer at 4 1/2 to 5 percent with last loans at 5 percent and discounts for acceptances. Time loans mix 4 1/4 to 5 percent with short bills and three month bills advancing. bar silver quoted around 68 3/4 cents in New York and 31 1/2 pence per ounce in London.
Credit balance three dollars fifty five cents. Runs total one hundred three thousand one hundred eighty three barrels with an average of fifty one thousand one hundred fifty one. Shipments reach one hundred twenty eight thousand five hundred ninety five barrels with an average seventy seven thousand eighty two barrels.
Dick Evans of Cleveland is signed to fight Dago Joe Gans of St. Paul in a ten round bout in Davenport Iowa on Friday night, the promoters announced today.
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