Indianapolis radio schedule bulletin with many station mentions
An extensive list of Indianapolis and national radio program slots, stations and times. Includes WERF WKBF WFBM WJZ WGN NBC networks and multiple orchestras and talk programs with performers like Roy Robertson and Uncle Bob. Contains scattered program prompts across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Fallon
WEAF
WRC
WWJ
WJZ
New York
WSAI
Cincinnati—Safety Club
Secratary Hawkins
WIR
Detroit
Busines
WBZ
Springfield—Radio Forum
Ensem
Waldorf Astoria
WEEI
WCAE
WCFL
Chicago
Kaisers Orchestra
WENR
WGHP
Way
Schenectady
WLW
Cincinnati
New
Smustc
KDKA
Pittsburg
Little Symphony
Lingeman
WIZ
Klein's Serenaders
WLS
witAg
Woo
Davenport—Yankee Six Orchestreee
Nashville
NBC_Network
Roxy
WBT
kWe
Wow
KPRC
Prince
WGR
Fewer tubes in new radio outfits eyed for 1928 29
Report from Times Special notes screen-grid tubes likely to dominate 1928 29 models reducing tube count and cabinet size. Experts say amplification gains allow fewer stages, improving operation and lowering costs while selectivity improves via band pass filters and trap circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
New York
St. Patrick's
Gypsies Ordered to Move On in Connersville Arrival
CONNERSVILLE Ind April 2 Gypsies who arrived by car in Connersville were ordered to leave after police found their visit unimpressive and spoiled by a Romany woman wearing an expensive fur coat. A lamb born at Cleve Haskins farm in LaGrange Ind April 2 died shortly after birth and had seven legs two bodies and one head leading to plans for taxidermy preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Connersville
Ind
Lagrange
Cleve Haskins
Haskins
Radio broadcasts and air service plans across 1928 era networks
Central time reports detail 37 corn borers fighting stations coordinating with the U.S. Bureau of Agriculture and state authorities, airing ten minute sessions. Indianapolis radio figures Buddy Kelly and Dave Rubinoff appear on local programs. Airways plans target 195 to 245 kHz bands for point to point air service, with McLoughlin Mfg. featuring the Babe Ruth Hour and Four Balls. Lutheran Noonday services run April 2–6, and the National Radio Audition continues with 1928 prizes including cash, scholarships, trips, and medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Con
Airways Division
Commerce Department
Washington
The
McLoughlin Mfg. Company of
Indianapolis
Babe Ruth
WFBM
Charles McCarty
Floyd Chaffe
Vaughn Cornish
Fred Newell Morris
Caruso
Jenny Lind
National Radio
Atwater Kent Foundation
Kent
Washington, D. C
New York
White House
Metropolitan Opera House
United States
National Broadcasting Company
Agnes Davis
Colorado
Wilbur Evans
Philadelphia
Curtis Institute of Music
Emilio de Gosarza
Olive Tablets Advertisement Claim Liver Benefits
An old advertisement touts Dr. FF M Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural substitute for calomel to aid liver and bowels. It promises clearer complexions and more energy for those with pale faces dull eyes headaches coated tongues and listless health. Ad notes 10 and 50 cent prices and broad usage by thousands of women and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. M. Edwards
Dr. Eawards
Dr. Edwards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pa. O
Tate
Waens
K. Vy
WWE
Roy Robertson
International Bible
Sociation
Indianapolis News Book Review
Beard
Brunsiick Shop
WKBF
Indianapolis Power and Light Co
A. J. Bernault
Aude
WDAF
Kansas City—Orchestra
WLIC
WTAG
WCSH
WHO
Ree
WTAM
WEBH
KSD
WGN
WHN
New York—Dance Orchestra
WHE
Kansas City
Wis
WMCA
WNYC
New York—Air College
WMAQ
Amos 'N
Andy
WBBM
NBC Network
P. Gypsies
WLIT
WGY
WJAR
Wwg
Wee Wdaf
WTIC
CAE
St. Nicholas
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
WEZ
WBAL
WHAM
KWK
WHAS
WMC
WSB
KVOO
We Wren
WRHM
KYW
WBAP
Chicago— Water Witches
Springeld
Andrews Trouba
Uer
WEA
SAI
ATMS
WOC
Weal
W Cco
Philadllphia
Penn
KMOX
St. Louis
KFI
Los Angeles
Orange
Shell
Ft. Worth
Jack. Rose
NBC_ Network
Johnsons_ Orchestra
Rae Who
Vaudeville
Orches
Tra
Cleveland—Woods Pirates
WJJD
WSALI
Joy’s Orchestra
Atlanta—Melody Artiste
Pacific Network
Cotton Club Orchestra
Wint
Chicago—Dance Music
WSAT
Cincinnati Thies Orchestra
WQJ
Chicago—Dance Orchestra
Fisk
Kansas City —Nighthawks
Aquarium Club
KNX
SOI Ene Eeucete Orchestra
Wales
KPO
San Francisco
Hollywood
Audio Service
Negn
Julius C. Walk
Edith Gates
Boncilla Laboratories
Wheeler City
Vanity Cleanere
Indianapolis Music Shop
Hoosier Athletic Club
Brunswick Panatrope
Brunswick
Clarence Henry
Po Ee
Precision Radio Repair Company
OWI
Copeland Hour Chai
Weap
Household Institute
To Chain
Milwaukee
KOA
Denver
WIP
Paradelphia Music Academy
Government Club
Omaha
Didia
U.S
Boots
Ruggle
MR Ruggles
Lami Oktes
NEA Service
Handsome
Chuck Shaner
Freckles
Ioncle Harry
Capetown Wlouz
Africa
Washington Tubbs
Burt Pawsor Bas
Wes
Goly
Sam
Uor
Science VS
REG U5
Mattin
Chuck
TAMEY
Cape Town
Brosser
NEA
U. 5
Smal
Tory
Garrel O' Sugar
Pop
Hawk
MEA
Book of Knowledge
America
Rocky Mountains
Pain & Friend
Tayk
Bessey
Braucher
Copsright
Grolier Society
G. Shubert Frye
Buddy Kelly
Blythe Hendricks
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Dave Rubinoff
Indiana
WRNY
Greater New York
Metropolitan Auditorium
L. A. Linn
C Lutheran Church
H. T. Stiemke
Trinity Lutheran Church
Erwin Barth
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Arthur Brunn
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Paul H. Scaer
Radios Vision
S&s
Delaware
Riley
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