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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1925
Page
11
Regional list notes silent status for numerous radio stations including Silent Today Central and Eastern networks. Entries enumerate station call signs across Central, Eastern, and Far West zones with no additional details or context provided.
A catalog of numerous radio stations across Central and Far West regions appears, including Central-KFKX KFMQ WCEB WDAF WMAQ WMC WIL WOI WJAD Eastern-CKAC CNRO PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WFBI WGHP WHAZ WLIT WOO WOR WRC WTAM WTIC WHAM WWJ and Far West-KFOA KLX SETA Far West-KFOA KLX KWSC.
fragmented OCR radio schedule showing stations, cities, times, orchestras, concerts, lessons, and musical programs across multiple US markets. mentions New York Chicago Philadelphia Houston Louisville and more with varied programs and performers listed in dense, unreadable lines.
A compact rundown of evening and late afternoon radio programming across multiple stations. Listings include 7:30 start on Dancing and 8:00 blocks on WRNY WBBM WTAM and others, with subsequent 8:30 to 1:00 times featuring WFAA WGY KTHS WEBH WJR WREO WRC WBCN WEAF WOR and more.
Listing of stations and programs across Chicago New York Los Angeles and other cities with opera orchestras dance bands talk shows and church services including WBBM WGN KFI KHJ WEAF WOR WLS WJJD and more scheduled from 9:30 P.M. to 10:80 P.M. on Sunday with diverse performances and live broadcasts.
Radio timetables list afternoon programs from multiple stations. The schedule shows 1:00 PM past programs on WGN and 2:06 PM on another station with a classical music focus, including Chicago and New York segments and news updates.
The note lists a concert hour on KPO with unclear orchestra references and timing, mentioning Fort Worth and a request failure underlined by garbled text. No clear names or dates are readable to extract concrete entities or outcomes.
Vincent Matovich is jailed after a Gary raid in which police seized 1,500 gallons of wine valued at over $6,000. The aged wine, more than six years old, was hidden in an underground vault and destroyed by authorities.
Prosecutor William H. Remy told the Optimist Club at the Claypool that eighty five percent of today’s criminals are under twenty one and war aftermath is not to blame. He warned law enforcement is only as strong as its weakest link. The club plans a December 22 party at the Lincoln to benefit Indianapolis orphans.
Elmer C. Jaberg, pastor of Trinity Reformed Church, will resign to accept a pastorate in Linton Indiana. He will deliver his farewell sermon on Sunday night.
WCCO notes an unusual achievement with the same radio program aired in both England and Honolulu. The station takes pride in its long distance broadcasting record and diverse reach.
A crossword puzzle clue set lists six horizontal items including a Philippine dialect that starts with I and ends with G. It mentions other entries like forms of strength, possession prepositions, notes and various wordplay prompts with locations and names.
Short items from Indiana communities report a council plan to cut electric rates after new plant equipment, smallpox illness of court constable replacement, Alva Mellett elected Kosciusko Farm Bureau president, about 200000 dollars in Christmas savings paid by Marion banks, Frankfort jail inmates enjoyed Thanksgiving turkey, Mrs Bert Etchison injured moving a piano, two auto crashes near Elwood injuring Mrs Allen, hens laying 1328 eggs for North Manchester resident, Pollett jailed for stealing pullets, Warsaw raising funds for a memorial marker for former officials Godman and Funk.
Mr L FE Davis of Chicago reports coughs and colds improved by FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR saying it is the best remedy he ever used. He notes introducing it to friends who agree it works well for coughs hoarseness and colds.
Mary J. Carter of Warsaw marked her ninetieth birthday by hosting relatives and friends in a lift well connected to the city sewer system. Meanwhile Men ton public spirited citizens plan to raise 10 000 dollars for a new community building.
Several speakers may be used at one time by connecting them in series. This allows dance music to be heard loudly across a dance hall of considerable size.
The ad extols Resinol as a pure harmless healing ointment for skin scrapes scratches and minor injuries. It claims children easily call for it and wise mothers keep it ready to prevent infection by hastening healing in daily home burts and skin incidents.
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