Kalster Radio House to Open in San Antonio
The Kalster radio house, a wholesale distributing center for San Antonio and the Southwest, announced plans to open in San Antonio within three weeks. It will carry a full line of Kalster, Cunningham Tubes, Farrand and Towers speakers, Pacent phonographs, and related accessories, with dealers to be appointed in the local territory.
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House of Kolster
San, Antonio
Southwest
San Antonio
Wolff
Radio Department
Straus-Bodenheimer
Touston
Yreliminneyer
Nser
Ap Woususky Wi
Chicago
Seroh
Palo Alto
Cal
Rive
Knebel Pushes Texas Message Across on KTSA
Knebel promotes Texas industrial development on KTSA urging optimism about local industry growth. The program features industrial topics and consumer impact, highlighting the need for expanded production to boost employment and preserve affordable prices for Texans.
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Knebel
Texas
Generone
TSA
Mber
San
Pxptosig
Genie
Knebel Stipe
Generee
Teror
Muauied- Phyers Association
Lexay Industey
Finore
Myllfed
KTSA
Industria
Mayone Volcano Still in Eruption
Manila reports Mayone Volcano remains active with lava flow and ash. Evacuation efforts expanded as residents flee the danger zone and observers note continued eruptions affecting nearby communities.
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Mayone
KGCI Studio Remodel Showcased With New Atwater Kent Models
Pictured is the remodelled KGCI studio from Liberto Radio Sales, with Miss Martha Jones, San Liberto, and staff including George S. Wickes, Jack F. Shiddell, and Pete Lacy inspecting new Atwater Kent 40s units.
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KGCI
Liberto Radio Sales Company
Martha Jones
San Liberto
Atwater
Radio Strides Shun By Figures In 1927 Wireless Growth
Washington reports the 1927 wireless era showing 20614 transmitting stations and 13821 other stations. The year ends with 2974 foreign and 2110 American firms listed as transmitters. Amateur operators contributed to rapid progress, expanding sets to about 12,000 receiving sets in one state and a night audience possibly near 20 percent of the population as broadcasting grows.
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R. S. Thors Burgh
Washington
Ptridas
United Fitntexit
Slelfons
Arinat Aralenrs
Prrish
Reuio
America
United States
Aft
Kreit
Universitier
Praeger Reports Heavy Summer Sales At Hardware Firm
The Praeger Hardware company reports strong summer business led by electric sets replacing lottery frets. Best selling Alweter Real six Bud Eeven robe sets show popularity as new electent gels boost sales amid extensive radio programs and baseball reports drawing crowds. A full radio department and capable staff drive retail momentum for the retailer.
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Praeger Hardware Company
New York
Praeger Hardwacn Company
Church Camp Opening Set Near Kerrville
Kerrville July 30 The Christian encampment between Kerrville and Center Point will host a school of missions July 1 6 led by Dr Judg W Larby pastor of Central Christian church San Antonio with daily addresses by Frowinec letters. Among hosts are W Y Phares editor of the Christian Cannon paper Couriers Synfamiies secretary of Texas Christian Missionary Society Fort Worth Mrs Hertha McMasters Fort Worth RR Elghder and Kerrville Rev L B Warner. A notable feature will be McMasters on Women Work in Fetus.
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Kerrville
Kereville
Center Paink
School of Missions
Judg W. Larby
Central Christian Church
San Antonio
Frowinec Letdera
Wy. W. Phares
Dalles
Christian Caonreh
the Couriers Synfamies
Texas Christian Missionary Society
Fatt Worth
Hertha McMasters
Port Worthy
W. RR
Cobina Wright Plans Long Tour
Cobina Wright announces a lengthy tour with a concert program featuring composer and director Arthur Blaucgetr. The itinerary lists multiple cities as Wright travels, with Renihoven panelstras Mongareer conducting and Fith Tonexeer on drums.
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Cobina Wright
3Fine
Anel Faraway Eungeiie AM
Jouvie Ara Mnusmank
Ap Unispest
Ber- Glen
Arthur Blaucgetr
Omedérm
Tig Tlder Agrosy
Mere
Wright Wil Cing
Eastern Star Patriotic Services July 2 Planned
The Eastern Star schedules patriotic services for July 2 in commemoration of the Fourth. At the regular meeting at the Stosenic bull the program leaders include Mrs. Marcus Davis and Clara Marie Strington with readings by Nellie Turner. Mrs. Dwenthy Cer tar to lead the main monologue.
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Eastern Star
Alem Urighle
Hiat
Bolt
Srwlay
Judy
Marcus Davis
Clara Marie Strington
Nellie
Purner
Mra. Dwenthy Certar
Missing mil pilor sought in extensive aviation search
International News Gettler reports a major air search is underway for 23 year oldBinith missing since leaving Little Mack Ari at 7 46 Thursday night. Staff at Rab estoag Aircraft Corp launched the greatest search in aviation history with 30 planes expected and Maj Frank Nohartson proposing a $40 reward for the airman. The company plans to dispatch Col John A Paegehin to direct the improvised search mission.
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Gettler
ST Lonts
Lune
Rabestoag Aircraft Corporation
Tere
Doral Aviation
Binith
Ale Nail Pike
Little Mack
Ari
Frank Nohartson
Aircraft Corporslion
John A. Paegehin
Church Clubs Meet at Central Christian Church
Members of the Women’s Council of the Central Christian Church gathered for a regular meeting at 10:00 a.m. in Montas. Officers listed include Joh Meckendorfer and Bete Mawel as vice presidents, T. No Hanith as treasurer, Fannie Shands as secretary, and Mire Taal A. Limnartz as corresponding secretary. Committees were formed with chairs Mesdanie FL. Terrill De Titts and others named for child and general duties.
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Women's Council of
The
Central Christian Church
Will
Montas
Mer
Joh Meckendorfer
Bete Mawel
Jyreni Ra
T. No Hanith
Fannie Shands
Everrtacy
Mire Taal A. Limnar
First Melons Sent to Market and Record Planting
The article notes watermelons heading to market as growers report strong begins. It mentions the Paul Monlers specializing in certain melons and references acres planted, financing, and a planned race during a forthcoming event.
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Pauli
KGUI Station Expands Power and Studio in San Antonio
Radio station KGUI operated by Sam Liberlo Salee Co. has expanded to 250 watts with a new studio and remodeled tower. The upgrade, approved by the radio commission, enhances tone quality and reach for San Antonio listeners. The station also offers a music shop and public studio tours to boost audience familiarity with local broadcasts.
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KGUI
Sam Liberlo Radio Salee Co
Aiki South Flores Street
Tradio Sam
KGOI
Ite
Orn
Cing Radio Senega
Myr
Liberta
San Antonio
Frye Jones
Dhep- Cael
Zedio Commission
Veterans to Celebrate Fourth of July in Ken Antonio Park
The United War Veterans Council of Ken Antonio stages a Fourth of July program starting at 1 20 p m at Koehler Park with a bugle call, a 4 p m meeting, Ninth Infantcy band music, and remarks by Charles Bickles and Prof 2 D Thagnett. Maj F Guy TeStutrean will read the Constitution and other veterans addresses follow. A tug of war and other events feature. several veteran organizations will attend.
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United War Veterans Counsel
Ken Antonio
Koehler Park
Fallowing & Wasepmgieng
F. Guy TeStutrean
Maj
Trobert & Halpin
Henry Lee ‘Lawter
Ricers
Grand Army of the Republic
United Confederate Veterans
National Indian War Veterans
Vierana of
The
Areritan Legion
Police Court at Aaraton Fines and Dismissals Listed
Nineteen arraigned for traffic violations. nine assessed fines. Judge John P. Onion dismissed some cases. Names of defendants include Mrs. Stardson Frey G Champson A W Kashack BK Peters and others with varied outcomes. Several negligent collision cases were dismissed. disorderly conduct and drunkenness fines noted for Parker and Brack Yanteyewan. abusive language charge against W. Toubardn dismissed.
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John P. Onion
Racayen
Iacian Lewis
William Cuxhaw
Darkhan J. ©. Westerman
Nash
Iw. Fort
Fred Tietienmal
G._ C. Bucks
Fidel Delgida
Bennie Tompkin
Stomke
Births Reported Prompt Regulatory Action in San Antonio Area
State Health Department probes three months of 1628 records showing missing births and deaths in Bexar County registries. Officials list San Antonio offices including McGhee, Merckwarde, Green, Fisher and others, urging compliance with reporting rules.
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Thu
Bexar
State Department of Health
Kesar Counts
D. WW. McGne
San Antonio
Otto Merckwarde
Box TA
Toule Co Greevieth
Charles A. Fieher
Yin
Local Sunday Radio Listings Begin With Calvary Church Services
A scanned local Sunday radio schedule lists programs from KGRE KGOT KTSA KOCT and WOAL including church services at Kirst Presbyterian and Mathudist church, with police bulletins and community notices. The page mentions broadcasts of sports, music, and religious services across several stations.
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Porsagunt Radio Company
S ‘Senti-clanaleal
Do Alm
KGRE
A. M. Kgot
Libero Radio
Resa Lone Star Broadcast Company
Rasche Abandons Hop for Atlantic Flight Plans
New York June 30 plans for Thea Rasche to fly an Atlantic hop have been abandoned by the flying prime minister. Miss Haselie was to hop to Berlin in the Bellnen monoplane North Star provided for her by Mrs James A. Stillman. Representatives of Mrs Stillman say the attempt to settle differences with former backers was blocked, ending the project.
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Hes Rasche
Misa Haselie
Berlin
North Star
Jaomea A. Stillman
Geemaby
Steameer
Stillman
New Baptist Meet Discusses State Convention Plan
Revs Lewis McVeo and MeVen announce a meeting at Mano Dapstiet church Sunday night to discuss forming a new Baptist state convention. A church delegation will be sent to rally support in Mineral Wells to answer J H Wolfe's call, with plans for a single organization.
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New Baptist State Convention
Exe
Lewis McVeo
Mano Dapstiet
MeVen
J. H. Wolfe
Scout Officials Announce Reorganization in Area
Arrowhead Council of Tay Scouts announces reorganization efforts in the Arrowhead area. Officials including Lung, TB Voss, and others from San Montene and Daliss were in Luling to promote the plan for the event slated from the 15th to the 26th.
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Tuling
Tra. Juce JD
C. &. Hmith
San Montene
Arrowhead Council
Tay
Lung
Nod
TB. Voss
Daliss
Demity
Luling
Arromfrend
Bloodhounds Trace Girls Kidnapper In Wisconsin
Bloodhounds scoured the countryside near Wauzeka Wisconsin today for Margerst Bityenzild a Marquette University student who vanished from her home wearing a weight gown or kimono. Detective Beeman Salen said the suspect dragged her from the front yard through marshland toward a car. Authorities issued warrants and searched nearby areas with the help of a Welsh border patrol, building a search call with leads.
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Waukbena
Wis
Margerst Bityenzild
Marquette University
Muttersou
Win
Kimonu
Margaret
Dire Lyiel
Beeman Salen
Ly Front
Har
Tin
School Adds Home Economics Dept for New Term
Luling school board approves a home economics department for the coming term. A Sullette building will be erected east of the school property to begin before September. Elizabeth Godrman of San Marcos is employed as the home economics teacher.
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Luling
Tao Luling Ngl Velicat Iy
Board
Haying
Soho
Aties Elizabeth Godrman
San Marcos Fins Weon
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Borrices International Gibb Alicamits
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Haseball
Htav Munto Mruaticmst Company
Sport Returns
Moysic
ISA
WOAL
Rays
Mathudist Church
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KAP
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KGRC
Muile
Mariety
Muy
Utws
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Markele
IAL
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KDGR
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Thea Rasche
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