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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
5
WMAD in Minneapolis now broadcasts weekly fishing reports every Monday and Friday at 7 05 p m detailing fish abundance catching methods and species by region. The notes include locations in Minnesota and Wisconsin and best practices for anglers.
WLWL in New York hands commercial booking to John Shepard II of Boston owner of WNAC and WEAN. A wire link will air WLWL features through WNAC and WEAN, and WLWL will carry Boston and Providence programs. Summer push to boost Paulist Fathers offerings.
Radio Digest lists a Sunday schedule with multiple stations and concert programs. Highlights include WEAF Atwater Kent hour, WLS Ralph Emerson organist slot, WGN The Million Sing and Our Music Room, plus various church services and symphonic pieces across stations such as KHJ KTHS WFAA KOA WJZ WGY and WOC.
Broadcast listings show KOA Denver presenting an All Negro program at 9 with orchestra and readings, KFNF Shenandoah offering a dinner concert and 7 concert, and WEAF airing Tales of Hoffman. WSAI marks its third anniversary, WBAP hosts a harmonica and ukulele contest, and KFNF reports a poultry talk and Lester Smith Harmony orchestra.
Washington visitors arrive with the Good Roads caravan amid local talk of road funding and speedily carrying a county program. Residents recall past fights over innovations and urge voting for the current plan to improve primary and county roads before next winter.
Sandy Hook notes a well attended meeting at Brighton with Mr. Foster of Wellman speaking. He presented new information and urged adoption of the traveling system as outlined by the good men.
Unclear OCR text mentions polling and state elements with names partially visible. Details are unreadable. report focuses on a fragmented notice related to election or civic process with limited readable tokens.
The Essenes were an ascetic Jewish sect in the early Christian era. Essen, a town in Rhenish Prussia, dates to year S74 and houses major iron and steel industries including the Krupp works which produced Germanys heavy guns.
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