Radio listings and concert schedule for state fair and cities
United Press compiled 1925 radio schedules note concerts and events across multiple stations. Highlights include a State fair entertainment program and a Germanic tone violin recital with Toscha Seidel. Other items cover Army band performances and a Romberg operetta segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
State Fair Entertainment
Way
Schenectady
State Armory
WOAW
Omaha
American Legion Convention
WEAF
New York
U. S. Army Band
Philadelphia
Radio Programs Saturday Concert Schedule
Saturday listings for radio programs across networks include WCAE WIG WEAF KYW WCC WEAF MWF OMAHA WOK WRC G. New York Chicago Cleveland Milwaukee Newark Dallas and more. Programs feature orchestras vocalists piano organ and chorus performances with multiple city broadcasts and three hour blocks.
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WCAE
Bream Es
Chicago
Davenport
Wig
Atlantic City
Neen
KYW
Dinner Mu Wcc
Minneapolis-St
WOK
WRC
EMA
WEAF
Newark—Sports
Talle NY
New York
Dallas — C
WGN
Cher
WGBS
Repeano
Radio Station Schedule Listing
A historic scan shows a sequence of radio time slots with stations WIR WTAM WLS WTAS WGY WwMc WMBB WREO WEBH WRC WGBS KPO WBCN WCCO WGN WCER WAHG WFAA WDAF KGO KHJ WOK.
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WIR
WTAM
WLS Wtas
WGY
WwMc
WMBB
WREO
WEBH
WRC
WGBS
KPO
WBCN
WCCO
WGN
WCER
WAHG
WFAA
WDAF
KGO
KHJ
WOK
Radio Listings Highlight City Programs and Performers
A rundown of broadcast schedules across stations in New York Philadelphia and Chicago. Listings include music hours piano organ vocal performances ensembles and orchestral segments with stations WJJD KFNF WECN WEAF WIP WJZ WLS WNYC and others. Many entries note time slots program names and featured artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJJD
Mooseheart— Co
EDKA
Pittsburgh
KFNF
Shenandoah
Paul Landeroute
KSD
K Chicago
WECN
WEAF
York
Vanities Orchestra
Atlantic City—Trio
Lacht Chicago
WIP
Philadelphiia
WJZ
New York
WLS
Oy Chi- Ford
Glenn
WMBB
WNYC
New
Radio Station Schedule Highlights From Major Markets
A summary of evening radio offerings features New York ensembles including a ladies quartet and string trio, plus varied entertainment blocks across WHAS Louisville WHN New York WRNY Philadelphia WGBS New York WCCO Minneapolis and WLS Chicago. Programs include concerts dances and serenades with noted acts and local hosts.
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Sic
WEAF
New York
WHAS
Louisville
WHN
WRNY
Philadelphia
Delphia
Mando Club
WGBS
Radio Listings From Dawn to Night Across Regions
A dense schedule of radio stations and programs appears with varied entries in New York and surrounding areas. It mentions orchestras vocalists and ensembles including Batavia Orchestra and ensembles in Tarrytown Cleveland and Chicago seeking air time across multiple channels with evening slots and guest artists.
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WMAQ
Reat O
New York
Felix Shay
WEAF
WEAA
U -Piantat
Wuntady
Worthicego
AW Coseio
Aedio
Silent Radio Call Letters List Reads Like Broadcast Inventory
A fragment lists numerous radio station call letters grouped by regions including Central Eastern and Far West sets such as KFDM KFKX KFNF KEMQ KSD WHO WLW WOWL WIP WTIC KFOA KLX and others. The passage resembles a catalog of stations rather than a connected report or narrative.
Radio listings show a night of orchestras and vocal solos nationwide
Across cities from New York to Chicago and San Francisco, radio stations schedule orchestras, vocal solos, dance programs, and jazz jamborees through the evening. Notable names include Leon Goldman, Frank Tilton, and various regional ensembles performing at 8:15 to 10:30 PM.
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WMC
Memphis—Orchestra
WOAL
San Antonio
Fig Wea
New Orleans
WEAF
New York
Leon Goldman
Chicago—Orchestra
KFRU
Bristow
WMA
Shenandoah
KTHS
Hot Pring —Y Art Review
KPRC
Houston
Frank Tilton
WMBB
WAW
Omaha
WOC
Davenport
WREO
Lansing
Iicago
Orean
WQI
Chicago
Philadelphia
Melphia Tie
Tarrytown
KGO
Oakland
Oak Park
Silent Sunday Broadcasters List by Regions
A compact listing of radio stations by region includes Central group stations such as KFIM KF KX KEMQ WCEE WM4Q WMC WIL WOI WSUI and Eastern group stations CKAC CNRO PWX WAAM WAHG WBAV WCAU WDWF WEBJ WHAZ WJR WTAM WOO WOR WRC WTAM WLIT WTIC Far west group stations KBFAB KFOA KLX.
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KFIM
KFKX
KSD
KEMQ
WCEE
Wm4q
WMC
WIL
WOI
WSUI
CKAC
CNRO
PWX
WAAM
WAHG
WBAV
WCAU
WDWF
WEBJ
WHAZ
WJR
WTAM
WOO
WOR
WRC
WLIT
WTIC
Far West
KFAB
KFOA
KLX
Unclear Radio Listings With Many Station Mentions
A fragmented OCR of radio schedules lists numerous stations such as WJZD, WSB, KFI, WAHG, WFAA, WOK, and WHT. It includes times like 11 P M and 10:45 A M, plus various programs from vocal recitals to religious services and orchestras across cities including Chicago Los Angeles and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaro
WJZD
Mooseheart
Stu
WSB
Atlantausic
KFI
Los Angeles
WAHG
Richmond—Dance
WFAA
Davis
Chicago —Minstrels
WOK
Chicago
Wong
Ripno
wEtad Los AnfSleago
Icago
Statie
Musicale
Mcaeror
Kansas City
Shihbhaches
Alain T
Kfa A
Los
Disnee
Key
Los Angeles—Orchestra
KPO
San Francisco— Orchestra
WHT
Chica Cour Ur League
Variedrogram. Orchestra
ADRA
East Pitts
Oren
WJJD
WENR
Vocal and Instrumenta
WGN
Popwar Concer Po
Pancho
Oak Park
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WGN Pagan
Chicago Orvices
Baliae—Stadio Bible Clase Ee
Shea Om
Paul Peee
Era
Rycen
Radio Station Listings and Concert Notices Across Cities
A dense, era telephone style listing outlines radio stations by city and number, plus a flood of concert and service notices. It mentions Chicago and Dallas venues, orchestral events in New York and San Antonio, and various church services, choir performances, and violin recitals with specific station call letters and times.
Mrs Minnie Fiske to Speak at Public Meeting
Mrs Minnie Madden Fiske will appear at English’s Theater October 12 to 14 in The Rivals and will address a 2 30 p m meeting Tuesday at Roberts Park M E Church N Delaware and Vermont Streets Indianapolis. Frank A Symmes of the Indianapolis Humane Society announced the event. She is honorary chair of the American Humane Association trapping committee and will discuss Trapping For Tyee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Madden Fiske
English’s
Roberts Park
M. E
N. Delaware and
Vermont Sts
Frank A. Symmes
Indianapolis Humane Society
Fiske
American Humane Association
Symmes
Word Puzzle Clue List Asks Strain for Farmers
Farmers frustrated by poor radio signal can use a wire fence as a substitute for good ground. The crossword page lists horizontal and vertical clues spanning Lessening to To cry convulsively with many familiar terms.
Elks Honor Columbus with Banquet and Dance
The 433d anniversary of Discovery Day will be celebrated October 12 at the Elks Club with a banquet speaking and dancing. Principal speakers include James J. Kelly of Chicago and Judge Dickson of Cincinnati, with a life review by Rt. Rev. Mgr. Gavish. Rev. Maurice O Connor will open the program at 7 p.m. and old-time dances are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World
Elks Club
James J. Kelly
Chicago
Judge Dickson
Cincinnati
Mgr. Gavish
Columbus
Maurice O'Connor
Woman Reoppening Probe On Porter Train Victim
Police reinvestigate a report that Raymond Ingle, believed killed in a Porter Indiana train wreck five years ago, may be alive and living elsewhere. Ruth Apple, 33, of 2913 East Tenth Street, says a caller claimed Ingle is alive. she had changed her name back after learning of a death error involving her first husband Elmer Apple.
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Raymond Ingle
Porter
Ind
Ruth Apple
Tenth St
Ingle
Grant County to mark first land grant day speeches planned
All of Grant County will participate in a celebration October 19 commemorating the county's first land grant. Governor Jackson and Senator James E. Watson are scheduled to speak.
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United Press
Marion
Ind
Grant County
Jackson
James E. Watson
Worth Money Ad Offers Free Foley Remedies Sample
A 1900s style ad asks readers to mail a cutout with name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago to receive free samples of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND FOLEY PILLS and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS. Claims these opiate free remedies help millions and aid coughs colds hoarseness kidney stimulation and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
FOLEY
Hoosier Briefs and Local Oddities Across Indiana
The notes recount attempts to place lightning rods on St Marys of the Woods chimneys near Terre Haute and a pigeon tied to a rope trying to raise it up the chimney. A 17 year old Evansville youth faced Circuit Court over an auto ride to Indianapolis. Hartford City man burned in an auto gas tank explosion. Elkhart County Fair is in receivership with E Edwin Stout named receiver. A Waterloo agent was fired after a relationship dispute. A pickpocket fled after an interurban chase. a wrecking truck nearly overturned. Alexandria man reports eating green beans from his garden and Wabash man eyes a second plum crop.
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St. Mary's-of-the-Woods Academy
Terre Haute
Cuticura Soap Refreshes After Outdoor Exercise
Outdoor exercise readers are urged to use Cuticura Soap for cleansing cooling and refreshing the skin. Cuticura Ointment helps ease irritation redness and roughness of face and hands while keeping skin soft and clear. Soap and Ointment priced 25 and 50e, Talcum 15e. Sold.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praised by Mrs. Jones
A Norfolk Virginia woman letters praise for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound saying it helped her during menopause after a period of illness. She credits the medicine with restoring health and vitality.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Eve
Lydia
Pinkham
J. A. Jones
Colley Avenue
Norfolk
Virginia
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Helen
MR. Deacon
C.N.R
Henry Thornton
Henry
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Sir
Williams
Medison Show
Trewillams
Wea Servick
Wolsta
House OF
Nourg
Tell'oaid, Giramos
Freckles
Blosser
Nyeah- Onder
RADIO
Ow York
Deluding
WEEI
WJAR
Ww3
WSAI
Woe
WCAP
WGR
Tal
Toscha Seidal
Beene
Romberg
Wear
WCTS
CAP
WWJ
Capitol Theater
EFT
Victor Symphony Orchestra
Victor Artists
KMA
KDKA
Ork
Oiac Orchestra
WQJ
Chi Brimer
Ncework Oehestra
Iri
EFRA
Bristow — School
Teagan
Havane Studi Wcal
Pittehur Studio
WEBI
Dunoest School
Kara’s
Kruse-Connell
Ohio ST
Indianapolis
N. Penn
Record Center of
Saldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Brunswick Radiolas Phonographs and Records
Brunswick Shop
Keith
Onographs
Stewart Music Co
Frank W. Woods
New York St
Fred. Klatiaann
Urs Rotolaynyer
Niveper-Grimes
Nat
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
First Presbyterian Church
Cable Tabernacle
Central Avenue M. B
WORD
WSMB
Wall
KFDM
KIFUO
WCBD
WHO
WLW
WOAN
WOS
WOWL
WSUIL
WBZ
WIJY
WMAK
WCX
Ices, Ot
Beaumont
WEZ
Dallas—Church
WEP
Musiec
Chica
WOAI
Puens Cruz
Sky- Es
MO Reuo
St. Louis
Muricale
Briage
Denver
Servo- M
Zion
Mal
Sorus
Celestial Bella
Ew Retk
Godfrey Ludlow
WGY Woa
Ptoago
Iowa
KTH Maya
Colos
Ea St
Eith
A. Wea
Atlantic
cisco—Orchestra
WGES
Or- Medie
ELKS
Club House
Hoosier Briefs
Richard Williams
Evansville
Ben Bennett
Bluffton
Hartford City
Elkhart
Joseph W. Loveland
Indiana Service Corporation
Waterloo
Ewgastle
W. G. Bledsoe
Sam Buskin
Goodwin Bros
Paul Schier
Alexandria
H. B. Dere
Wabash
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