Fragmented Radio Listings and Station IDs Across Cities
A garbled OCR snippet lists assorted radio and TV station call letters, locations, and times including Chicago, Minneapolis, Davenport, Columbus, and Memphis. It mentions program notes like home economics and a musical program, with scattered channel numbers and times, reflecting a disjointed station guide fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Chicago
Neal
Northfield Minn
Davenport
A. Wi
WECO
Minneapolis
Ray
Columbus
WQJ
H ‘O
Clear Co
Berie-Itean
WMC
Memphis
Qlusical
F. M ‘Co
Educational program and orchestral concerts listing
Radio listings show WLW Cincinnati 8 PM CST with a educational program, WOC Davenport 8 PM CST with a German music program, WNYC New York 8:45 PM EST Rialto, WOR Newark 9:45 PM EST Dr Spaeth's studio party. Includes channel identifiers and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akland
WLW
Cincinnati
WOC
Davenport
WNYC
New York
Rialto
Newark
Dr. Spaeth
Monday Radio Schedule Featuring Dinner Concerts
Central Standard Time listings show MCAE breakfast dinner concert across stations including Spots St Paul Children’s I Boston Orchestra with program details for January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAE
Spots St. Paul—Children's I
Boston—Orchestra
Radio Schedule Fragments for Local Stations
A series of time marked radio call letters outlines a dense schedule. Stations include WEAR KFNF WCAP and many others across blocks from 6:45 to 10:00 referencing WJJD KFNF WCAP WBAP and WGR to name a few.
Fragmentary Radio Schedule Fragments From Omaha to Pittsburgh
OCR snippet lists multiple radio stations and times across cities such as Omaha Springfield Toa Washing porters and Milwaukee with notes like musical program and local program timings. Mentions Mooseheart Milford Kansas Fort Worth and Pittsburgh with station IDs and 7 20 PM slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
WWJ
WBZ Eee
Springfield
Providence
Aiad
P. M
Mooseheart
Milford
Kan
WBAP
Ft. Worth
Serenaders
WOAH
Pittsburgh
Silent Radio Listings and Musical Programs Across Cities
A dense listing of radio stations and musical programs from various cities and states. Mentions include CKAC KFDM KHJ KYW WBAY WCAL WEAO WEBH WGN WHAS WJY WLS WQJ WMAQ WOAI WRC WTAY and others. References to orchestras, vocal duets, state historical society ties, and local concert notes across Milwaukee Cincinnati Philadelphia Atlanta and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CKAC
KFDM
KHJ
KYW
PWX
WBAY
WCAL
WEAO
WEBH
WGN
WHAS
WJY
WLS
WQJ
WMAQ
WOAI
WRC
WTAY
Rote Hunloay
Bee Molt Tao
WEEI
Milwaukee
Kansan
Ey Con- Ng Wen
Orchard Cal
Tibanental ‘Way
Cincinnati—Orchestra
So I . Wmc
Memphis
WMH
Muam
Jeffertet
Joan Ett
Venport
Pranvele
Gerfrom ‘Turner Society
WSB
Atlanta
Aca BP
Woco
Paul—Mar
Well
Texas
Iemph
Person City
Missouri State Orchestra
Phteat
Sladelphia—Orches
Boston—Orchestra
Radio Shoe
Cincinnati
WOAW
Omaha—Infantry
Philadelphia
Ogee
Estra. Worth
Old Gray Mare
Radio Schedule Fragments Include Station Timings and Call Letters
A list of broadcast slots shows stations and times from 7:00 to midnight. Entries include WGAZ WPAB WEEI KFKB WMC WOS WDAR WHN WBAP WHAZ WOR WCCO WGR WOC WSB WAHG WDAF and KGO with precise half hour and quarter hour markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGAZ
WPAB
WEEI
KFKB
WMC
WOS
WDAR
WHN
WBAP
WHAZ
WTAM
WOR
WCCO
WGR
WOC
WSB
WAHG
WDAF
KGO
WBZ
WGY
Radio Listings and Musical Programs Across Cities
A fragmented page lists radio stations and musical programs by city and time. Entries include Boston, Cleveland, Newark, Hollywood, Ames, and Chicago with ensemble names, orchestras, and dance bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Hartegan
Boston Musical
WTAM
Veland
Dan
Newark
Abe Bo
Hananee
Hollywood
Cal
Minna Ore
Ames Wa
Cijati
KFI
Loses
WSB
Mto
Night Hawks
Io Seortad
Tupesday
Turin
Jay
Chicago
Dog Scamp Returns to City Pound After Home Rejection
Scamp a year old mongrel was gas chambered three times to curb temper, left for Danville Indiana and Franklin, then returned to the Danville pound begging for shelter. Dr Elizabeth Conger, pound master, said the dog was brought in dying, became well, found homes briefly, and now seeks a permanent keeper who will show him affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Conger
Danville
Ind
Central Ave
Franklin
Scamp
Chickenpox Top Morbidity in State Report
State board of health weekly morbidity report shows chickenpox leading with 373 cases, up eighty-one from last week. Other totals include scarlet fever 194 measles 120 influenza 79, with Marion reporting diphtheria 20 scarlet fever 12 and smallpox 25 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Marion
Dinner and dance for Sherman Rogers by Indianapolis Optimists
An Indianapolis Optimists club plans a dinner and dance in honor of Sherman Rogers, the international president of Optimist Clubs, at the Lincoln on January 28. W. Bruck, consulting engineer for the Indianapolis city plan commission, outlined commission work at the club luncheon on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Rogers
Indianapolis
Lincoln
I’ W. Bruck
Indianapolis City Plan Commission
Flower Society Elects 1925 Officers in Indianapolis
The Garden Flowers Society of Indianapolis will hold the 1925 officer election Wednesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce. A round table discussion on magazine and garden book features will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Flowers Society of
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Local schedule notes and scattered times
Fragmented OCR lists odd times and channels with unclear items. Mentions Beck y Hise and Otis and Detroit but details are unreadable. Summary captures the noisy schedule fragment without clear events or outcomes.
Coroner to open inquest into boy's auto collision death
Coroner Paul F. Robinson will begin an inquest into the death of 15 year old Robert L. Gault after an auto collision at Thirtieth Street and Kessler Boulevard. John Baker, 39, is charged with manslaughter. Sixteen others in the Baker car were injured. Witnesses will discuss speed and the Baker car’s handling after it overturned twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Robinson
Robert L. Gault
Roy C.gault
W. Thirtieth St
Thirtieth St
Kessler Blvd
John Baker
Haugh St
Claude F. Johnson
Effie
Robert
Baker
City Hospital
W. A. Coeppers
Thirty-First St
Johnson
Bond denial blocks Marion County asylum repair plan
The State tax board rejected a $30,000 bond request to repair the Marion County asylum for the insane at Julietta. An engineer’s estimate of $22,000 could make the building safe, and officials were told not to exceed $20,000 in any bond issue. The board’s stance halted the proposed bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Board
Marion County
County Asylum For
Julietta
Marion County Commissioners
Pioneer Grocer Johu Williott Dies in Logansport
Loganport ind jan 19 funeral arrangements were under way for johu williott 80 a pioneer wholesale grocer who died at his home sunday the obituary notes his long career in local trade and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Johu Williott
Pioneer
Lad Finds Father EvRnsville Evind Jan 19
Eula Columbus Burns ten year old boy labeled as missing from Boonville left an orphans home a week ago. Authorities say he was found by his father near Evansville. The reunification followed a brief search and inquiry by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evrnsville
Ind
Eula Columbus
Burns
Boonville
Patriotic Bodies Send Approval for Flag Display Plan
Letters endorsing a uniform flag display in Indianapolis arrive from Hoosier Post No 624 VFW D A V McGrew Camp Spanish War Veterans and many officials. Recommendations come from Ida H Rokes Cambridge Mass national president Sons of Auxiliary and other Indiana leaders of Sons Veterans Auxiliary Women’s Relief Corps and Ladies of the Grand Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
C. D. Crosley
Hoosier
Sons of Auxiliary
Cora H. Shelton
Ncastle
Ind
Division
Indiana
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Benjamin E. Stahl
Terre Haute
Sons of Veterans
Nellie Cooper
Evansville
Women’s Relief Corps
Newt J. McGuire
Margaret E. Green
Cora Virginia Clapp
Department of Indiana
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Edna E. Pauley
Federated Patriotic Societies
Urbahns Files Bond as State Treasurer
Ben H. Urbahns will assume office as State treasurer February 11 and has filed a $200,000 two year bond with the secretary of State. United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Maryland acts as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fice
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of
Maryland
One Dead in Upset Near Muncie Windsy Crash
One man died and two others injured in a rollover crash near MuncieIndiana. Guy Retz died at the scene Bert Dudley age 50 and Alfred Walters age 31, both of Windsy, suffered serious injuries as the car skidded from the road and overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Muncie
Ind
Guy Retz
Bert Dudley
Alfred Walters
Patrolman Burned in Stove Bottle Explosion Raid
Patrolman Daniel Davis suffered facial burns during a raid on Dick Smith's home in Muncie Indiana when a bottle of liquor was thrown into a stove and exploded. The incident occurred January 19 and left him with facial burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Muncie
Ind
Daniel Davis
Dick Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
WJJD
KFNF
Wcap— Wear
KSD
WHB
WCX
WHO
WHA
KFKX
WCBD
WFAA
WSAI
Flower Society
BAYER
Aspirin
Xcept
Aioli
Ie Sep
Etiks
F. M
Hou
Reid
Detroit
Coatheart
Alice
Greensburg
Robert Sparks
Liberty Today
John Fey
Noblesville
Indy
Pioneer Grocer
Lad
Father
Urbahns
Ben H. Urbahns
Hill
Grippe
Cascara
Zenith Atwater Kent
Arlin Music CO
E. Washington
the Times
Downstair
Ayres Gold ME Ayres
Eathl
Charmeuse
Mes
Ollar
Rayon Star Girdlieres Ms
Children’s Shoes
Women’s Cotto Union
Manchester
Faille
Canton
Polaire Sport Coats
Sik Howe
Mercer
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