Waterloo Radio Exhibit Promises Educational Displays
Water loo hosts a public radio show in the Overland Waterloo building opening Thursday and running through Saturday. Exhibits include Zenith Musette Crosley and Water loo models, with lectures by Prof. A H L Ford and broadcasts from station crews. Attendees may inspect radios without pressure to buy.
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Waterloo
Phureday
Overland-Waterloo
Fourth
Franklins Streets
Electrical Research & Mfg. Co
Repass Auto Company
Crosley
A. H L. Ford
College of Engineering
University of Town
Herve
Town State College
Ames
Palmer
WOC
Davenport
Radio Programs Tuesday Schedule Highlights Across Stations
A compiled Tuesday June 13 radar of radio listings from WSBE to KEENE shows a wide array of performances. Orchestras, organ recitals, vaudeville, concert offerings, talks, reviews, and instructional programs populate the day on stations including WEEI WBAP KGO WGN KYW and more across major cities.
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
WSBE
Aanta Journal
KPDM
Beaumont
WEEI
Boston
Ifrosvain
Eveready Nour
WEAT
WGR
Buffalo
AMTAQ
Chicago News
Ethan
Bcal Review
Turin
WLS
Chicago
Glee Club
WGN
Chicago Tribune
KYW
Acto Wuw
Cincinnati
Jax
Cleveland News
WEAA
Dallas “News
KOA
Denver
Ww4d
Detroit News
News Orchestra
WBAP
Fort Worth Star
Telegram
KNX
Hollywood
WDAP
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Nighthawks
WHAS
Louisidio Times
KEL Los Angeles
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WMC
Memphis
Gold Dust Twins i ”S
Eveready Hour
Goodrich Rubber Company
WHN
New York
Stagenah
Mardi Gms
WOR
Newark
KGO
Oakland
WOAW
Omaha
WDAR
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
KDEA
WIKAQ
Porto Rico
Paem
KGW
Portland
Webe
Providence
Woat
San Antonio
Orchhestra
KPO
San Francisco
WGY
Schenectady
WBZ
Springfield
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Whaasa
Tow City
P. m
Keene
Shenandoah
Fire damages Ackley store. 20000 dollar loss reported
Fire on Main Street in Ackley gutted Marshall Hustinin Store likely from a defective chimney. Stock damage estimated at 20000 dollars with about half insured. Nearby Bitter’s variety and Myers’ grocery suffered smoke damage. Frank Bolender family household goods above the store also damaged. Fire department praised for confining flames to one building.
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Ackley
Marshall HuStinin
Bitter’s Variety
Myers
Frank Bolender
East West Highs Invited to Indoor Meet Feb 23
East and West High schools were invited to compete in the state Indoor track and field meet at the University of Iowa on February 23. Neither school will be represented in the meet. According to coaches John Heldt and Ralph Sarf, seven hundred invitations were mailed from
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University of Iowa
John Heldt
Ralph Sarf
Cedar Rapids Meet Winner Returns Title Defense
Cedar Rapids athlete Flowa U claimed last year’s high school meet title and aims to defend it at the Washington hosted event. The field includes top regional competitors seeking repeat championships.
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Flowa U
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Mild weather brings traffic violators to court draw
Sunday mild weather increased traffic law violators at the police court. Ebbe Dickman paid eight dollars and fifty cents plus costs for speeding. Other drivers faced small fines for passing a streetcar during passenger discharge and for running a red light. One defendant forfeited ten dollars bail after intoxication over the weekend. A woman charged with disorderly conduct pleaded not guilty and asked for a trial. hearing set for Wednesday morning.
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Ebbe. Dickman
Fire damages residence. new fire truck used
Dika Indiana January 12 fire spread from the chimney causing extensive damage to the Vought residence Saturday. Flames were checked before the first floor was reached and all furniture had been removed. The fire department’s recently purchased truck was used for the first time and proved effective.
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Dika
Stolen Cars and Bicycles Reported in Oakland and nearby
An Oakland car with license 16-4428 owned by Hurst Hunter of 222 Locust Street was stolen from Fourth Street East on Saturday. A touring car stolen from Charles Em Oregon Jesup was recovered stripped of batteries and lamps. Three bicycles were also reported stolen over the weekend with Francis Witty, Porter, and Arent among the victims.
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Oakland
Hurst Hunter
Locust
Fourth Street
Ball Park
Charles Emoregon
Jesup
Francis Witty
Almond Street
Porter
Falls Avenue
Ard
Red Arent
Second Street
Convict Bud Purcell Dies in University Hospital
William Bud Purcell 28 a Sioux City convict died Saturday night at University hospital after being brought there in July 1924 from Fort Madison state penitentiary. Emphysema listed as cause. Body to be shipped to Sioux City today.
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Iowa Cry
Iowa City
William
Bud” Purcell
Sioux City
University Hospital
Purcell
Fort Madison
Eyes Or Eye Wash Ad Promises Relief
Eye care ad suggests camphor hydrastis witch hazel mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. Claims a small bottle helps sore weak or strained eyes with an aluminum eye cup free. Mike Gauss Pharmacy 535 Commercial St and Robert Drug Co 621 Sycamore St advertise.
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Mike Gauss Pharmacy
Commercial St
Robert Drng Co
Sycamore St
Jolson and Miller Granted Waterloo Marriage License
Amog H Jolson and Lucyle Miller, both of Waterloo, received a marriage license in the Waterloo area. The license confirms their intent to wed as a formal record of the union.
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Amog H. Jolson
Waterloo
Lucyle Miller
Zemo: Aimed at Eczema and Skin Problems
Zemo claims to remove eczema and relieve itching and other skin troubles such as scars burns wounds and chafing. The product describes penetrating cleansing and soothing action as a clean dependable antiseptic liquid suitable for daytime use due to its invisibility. Trial bottle 35¢ large size $1.00 Zemo Soap antiseptic and healing 25¢ All druggists.
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Huderly
Clarksville
Carl Scharpis
Paris
America
Chamberlain
Moy Drug Store
Zemo
Carl C. Bickley
M. D
Leavitt and Johnson
Hill
Miners Fashion Shop
Palm Beach
Madras
RCI
WOM
Chidrens Apparel &Cc A PA
4Th St
Buck
Florsheim
Fiorsheim
Florsheims
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