Radio column ad signals WWV broadcast times noted
The Pecos Enterprise records radio column communications addressed to The Radio Editor in Pecos Texas. It lists broadcast windows from Sept 28 and Oct 7 with ranges 500 to 1 700 and 1 350 to 2 000 and mentions amateur operators. The bureau will transmit the call WWV in both radio telegraph and telephone, each wavelength about nine minutes long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Enterprise
Pecos
Texas
Fort Worth
Fort Worth Star Telegram Daily Station Schedule and Events
Radio and newspaper program list for WBAP Fort Worth Star Telegram outlines daily features from 9 a m to 10:45 p m including cotton and grain quotations, cattle markets, weather, and baseball scores. It notes church services and concerts through July 7 with a silent night courtesy for tube listeners.
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WBAP
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Fort Worth
First Methodist Church
Dl W. Bergin
Will Foster
First Baptist Church Choir
Fred Cahoon
Texas Hotel Orchestra
Hilo Five Hawaiian Orchestra
Pearl Calhoun Davis
W. F. Barnum
Barnum
Star-Telegram
Fans Check Wave Meters by U S Standards
Radio enthusiasts will calibrate wave meters using WWV signals. The Bureau of Standards schedules nightly tests on July 17 August 15 September 13 and 28 and October 7 with bands from 222 to 150 meters. WWV will transmit between 1 50 am and 3 41 am to aid amateurs in adjusting receiving and transmitting gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
WWV
Radio expands medical aid at sea under Navy test
The Navy demonstrates broader radio uses with a year old plan from the U S Public Health Service to prescribe medical aid by radio for sailors at sea. Messages for aid go from ship to the Service through RCA or Independent Wireless Telegraph Company, reflecting a century and a quarter of congressional charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
U. S. Public Health Service
Congress
Radio Corporation of America
Independent Wireless Telegraph Company
Texas House Joint Resolution on State Highway System
Proposal to amend Article 8 to add Section 9a directing state control of a public highway system with construction operation and maintenance under state authority. Includes election for ratification or rejection and appropriation to cover election costs. Classified public notice seeks voter approval and funding details.
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HOUSE
State of
Texas
Texas highway amendment proposed for 1923 ballot
Be it resolved by the Legislature of Texas authorizes a state system of highways with targeted ad valorem and excise taxes to retire bonds. Governor to proclaim election July 4, 1923. Proceeds cover proclamation costs. Also Sheriff sale notice for G W Barnett property in Reeves County set July 3, 1923.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Public sale notice in Reeves County for McCasland property
By order of sale issued June 1 1923 in Reeves County District Court the sheriff advertises a public sale of real estate belonging to J J McCasland. The property includes Lots 19 and 20 in Block 41 Mt Castle and Murrell Addition Pecos City North Pecos Addition. Sale to be held at the Reeves County courthouse in Pecos City between 10 AM and 4 PM for cash to the highest bidder.
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State of
Texas
Reeves
District Court
Reeves County
S. C Vaughan
G. W. Barnett
C. M. Honaker
E. B. Kiser
Court House
Pecos
Peter
Levy
J. J. McCasland
Ed. Otto
Otto Elder
B. Kiser
Mt. Castle and Murrell
Pecos City
North
G. N. RY
G. Bell
Posse City
Tarerete
Pocos
Ocea
Peece
peecAte
Rennes
Egglen
Saatoag
Austin
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U. S
Radio Club
Radio Club of
V. T
Medical Radio Service
Ovcar
Sia
THE
Dallas News
Tom McClure
Edmondson’s
Kosse
C. H. Willoughby
Toyah
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