Vacuum Tube Detectors in Early Radio Receiving Sets
This article explains assembling a detector using a vacuum tube as a detector and potential amplifier. It covers filament current, plate voltage, and battery adjustments, plus troubleshooting steps, substitution possibilities, and mounting ideas for a compact detector circuit with a three-electrode tube. It also notes the importance of proper connections, contact integrity, and the role of the A and B batteries in tuning the plate circuit.
Dust as a radio net and the electron experiment
The article discusses Prof Fleming of University College London proposing dust forms a wireless screen that traps and redirects radio waves, enabling long distance transmission. It also notes Prof Millikan’s experiment measuring the electron charge using oil droplets between plates, determining the added charge of a single electron through observed motion toward the positive plate.
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Fleming
University College, Lonhose
Millikan
Yite
Tips for Fans at New York Radio Jam Prevention Meeting
A meeting of station representatives within 860 meters of New York and New Jersey aimed to prevent radio jam. The article discusses tuning parts like honeycomb coils and a 23-plate condenser, emphasizes reducing secondary circuit capacity, and suggests tracing wiring to fix faults. It notes using spaghetti tubing to insulate bare wires and promotes radio-frequency amplification over audio-frequency amplification for stronger signal input.
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New York
New Jersey
Petersburg Butter Purity Ad Claims Premium Quality
In a concise ad from Myhre and Seglum, Petersburg promotes butter as chemically pure and pasteurized, asserting equal or better quality without added cost. The notice emphasizes value and urges customers to purchase from the listed retailers.
Joint Iowa county boards meet in Emmetsburg
Joint Boards of Supervisors of Emmet Palo Alto and Kossuth counties Iowa met per auditors call with members present and absent. Olaf Finnemark named secretary and J M Moore named chairman. Committee to inspect repair work was formed. The meetings adjourned with minutes signed by Earl F Peterson secretary and A Lunt chairman.
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Fenton
Iowa
Emmet
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Kossuth County
Moore
Hunt
Peterson
Finnemark
Balgeman
Emment County
Felkey
Robinson
McDonald
Hildreth
West
Kieigl
Westergaard
Rehm
Mulroney
Steiner
Re’ Emmet
Kossuth Tri Dr
Kleigl
Olaf Finnemark
J. M. Moore
Emmetsburg
Emmet County
Kleigel
Balgerman
A. L. Hunt
Funnemark
Earl
F. Peterson
G. D. Hart
Jos. Kleigel
Roy Felkey
Wilson Bros
Earl F. EE Eterson
A. Lunt
Regular Meeting July 8 1922 Board Proceedings
County board met with full membership and adjourned hearings for D 154 to August 2 1922. Engineer's report on D 155 approved and Auditor to advertise for hearing August 2 1922. Secondary Road No 18 adjourned to July 14 1922. Bills allowed as audited and meeting adjourned to July 14 1922 at 9 am. J J Klopp County Auditor
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J. J. Klopp
County Fund and Officials Expenses Report
A fragmented county ledger lists payments including Western Electric phone service 57.15, supervisor reimbursements 63.20 127.00 87.10 126.70 9 16.00 4.00 17.70 9.00 18.00 18.00 4.00 9.00 18.46 and various postage and supply costs. Names include W. O. Miller J. L. McDonald Roy B. Felkey I. J. Robinson Wm. J. West Frank Hildreth Thomas Nivison Marie Sorum Ray R. Kennedy L Ss Berg and L C Rustad with several special trustee meetings and a Bees Blank Book Co. item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Electric Felephone
W. O. Miller
J. L. McDonald
Roy B. Felkey
I. J. Robinson
Wm. J. West
Frank ‘Hildreth
Thomas Nivisom
Thomas Nivison
Bees Blank Book Co
Bup- Kira
Teblans Printing Co
County Ledger Expenses and Requisitions List
A lengthy itemized accounting shows payments for offices, supplies, services, and fuel across multiple county departments. Notable entries include office rent, groceries, medical services, gasoline, gravel, road patrols, bridge work, and ditch construction, with amounts ranging from a few dollars to over a hundred dollars.
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Lements
Fuaner
Bbat
Fon
BOR
Matt Parrott & Sons
Metropolitan Supply Co
E. H. ‘Hanson
C A. Chamberlain
Carl Anderson
D. Ee
Republican Board
Crawford Hotel
Ben. Filsabeck
Ernest Hilaabeck
O. N. Ressell
Justice Fee State
Dallman
Thompson Yards
Babb
Roudebush
Nelson
Drizall
McSpadden
Stoffel and Chamberlain
Martin Murphy
Babhuriel
Pine Knoll
Robert Corrie
Grace Lighty
Thomas
B. Moritzen
Spee Watdnele
Alate
C. J. Petersen
Emmet Co. Light & Power Co
Chas. O. Norby
Ingbretson
Edith Mitchell
J. W. Mitchell
M.T. Tines
M. T. Morton
Inez Mcllwain
Merl Grifith
W E. Bradley
Merl Griffith
C. W. Ryder
Co. Farm
L. G. Thompson
J. A. Cummings
H. Bliss
J. O. Reed
Burt & Jones
Fred Ehlers
Hans Madsen
P. Phelps
Hebbe Beak
H, oThiel
Archie Keith
Ed. Hanson
Miles Sabin
P. C. Irwin
Thomas Payne
Alva Kono
Harry Toll
Jake Stockberger
Frank Wilkenson
B. Sharer
Ed. Hubbard
Vegrent Products Co
Elmer Clark
L. L. Clements
Auto, Supply Co
Standard Oil Co
Wm. Christian
Charles Miller
James H. Merriott
A. Ramhorst
John J. Moore
Martin Peterson
Emil Hanson
Geo. Cronk
Von
J. M. Wolden
C. A. Torrence
Cisse Eeseeesees
L.A
Ae Co
Ceee En Eees
Cement Products Co
H. O. Schroeder
Macdonald
Ditch DD
C. A
I. C. Nichols
D. Seb
T. Wilder
D. D
C. Lek
Nh Watrous
Sacenis Bros
Ceca Delecaa Tieness
Lisa the
Chris ‘Skearup
Choice Sockane
Roude Bush
Kilgore
Klocow
Winchester
Letchford
Consolidated Service
Consolidated Merchants Syndicate, Inc
Consolidated Syndicate