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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1925

Page

11

Radio versus theatre. Sarnoff predicts radio will not displace theatre

David Sarnoff, president of RCA, argues in New York that theatre is a permanent cultural institution and broadcasting will complement rather than replace live performances. He notes radio expands musical appreciation and allies with newspapers, while maintaining that the stage retains unique direct artist audience interaction.

David Carnoff Radio Corporation Splunk Club New York Sarnoff India Corporation Mr. Sarnoff Westraet London

Ship’s orchestra repeater fitted on liner Montelare

A liner named Montelare between Liverpool and Canada becomes the first to use a ship’s orchestra repeater from Marcani to project music across the vessel. A survey of 14,000,000 people within 200 miles of Chicago shows 38 percent own radio sets, with music and radio plays among the top preferences.

Liverpool Canada Marcani Company Chicago

Iowa Among Eleven States That Do Not Yet Tax Gasoline

Des Moines reports that Iowa is among eleven states without a gasoline tax for road improvements. The article lists taxes ranging from one to four cents in other states, noting Utah’s two and a half cent rate and that seventeen states adopted the tax in 1922. It mentions Minnesota voting on a gas tax and early adoption trends.

Iowa Des Moines Union Illinois Kansas Michigan Minnesota Nebraska New Jersey New York Ohio Rhode Island Wisconsin Connecticut Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico North Dakota Texas Vermont Wyoming Alabama Colorado Delaware Idaho Indiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Montana Nevada New Hampshire Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Dakota Tennessee Washington West Virginia Missouri Wight Arizona California Florida Georgia North Carolina Oregon South Carolina Virginia Arkansas Utah

Tone elected president of Iowa Traveling Men's Association

Des Moines Jan 17 W E Tone was elected president of the Iowa State Traveling Men's Association at its annual meeting. Other officers named were vice president Walter St John secretary treasurer Harry S Rex and directors R A Phillips William H Smith R A Greene EB A Barrowman and G B E Hamilton with no contested races.

Des Moines W. E. Tone Iowa State ‘Traveling Men’s Association Walter St. John Harry S. Rex R.A. Phillips William H. Smith R. A. Greene EB. A. Barrowman G. BE. Hamilton

Farmers in Johnson County Seek Federal Aid

Iown City Virginia January 17 Farmers in Johnson County appeal to the federal government for financial aid. A county agent reports more than 40 loan applications from the Federal Land Bank of Omaha are under review by a bank representative. The applications total over 300000 dollars.

Iown City Johnson County Federal Land Bank of Omaha

Postcard Travels From Des Moines to Thrulowain

A Des Moines postcard mailed by James Dysart to his mother in Thrulowain in 1912 arrived Jan 13 1925. He sent it from the Milwaukee Flyer near Aberdeen 5 D.

Des Moines James Dysart J. J. Dysart Gtuumwa Milwaukee Flyer Aberdeen

Winter’s cold snap eases after subzero night

A Waterloo weather notice reports a cold night with a minimum minus five degrees and a morning reading near zero. By 8 a.m. the temperature rose toward freezing, then by 8:30 p.m. it stood at 12 above. Yesterday’s high reached 23 above.

Waterloo

Cecil Decker III At Great Lakes Station

Cecil Decker III, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Decker, a sailor at the Great Lakes naval training station, underwent a mastoid operation and is in critical condition at the station hospital. His father is at his bedside. He had recently been home on a 12 day furlough and fell ill here before returning to Great Lakes last Sunday.

Cecil Decker Harry de Fourth Street East Great Lakes Naval Training Station Decker Great Lakes

Ice Skating Rink Opens on River Near Boathouse

James E. Dillion, proprietor of Ast Park, announced the rink would open tomorrow on the Ceday river near his boathouse. Crystal Ice & Fuel Co. employees scraped snow from the ice and it was flooded today to prepare the rink.

James E. Dillion Ast Park Bout Hvery Ceday Crystal Ice & Fuel Co

West Highway Teacher To Be Complimented At Dinner

Miss Lilly Robinson history teacher at West High will leave for New York after the first semester to pursue a master's at Columbia University. She will be honored at a dinner this evening at Black's tearoom hosted by the Spectator West High publication staff. Talks will be given by S. M. Wallace superintendent Frork principal West High Sarff coach and Wilton Flotberg city editor of the Courier.

Lilly Robinson West High New York Columbia University Black the Spectator S. M. Wallace Frork Sarff Wilton Flotberg the Courier

Greene Beats Parkersburg in Dual Basketball Games

Greene defeated Parkersburg in two games with the girls scoring 34 to 20 and the boys 22 to 13 in a January 17 matchup. A separate note mentions an elderly patient from Osage moved for medical care.

Greene Parkersburg tSpecial

Radio Show Ends This Evening At Davenport Exhibit

The Davenport event featuring WOC Palmer School experts closes tonight after a successful display drawing visitors from across the state. Andrew G. Woolfries of WOL Iowa State College Ames lectured on buying and building receiving sets, stressing avoiding re radiation and proper tube control to reduce interference.

Witerloo Overland-Waterloo Nouecer WOC Palmer School of Chiraprac Tic Davenport Anes Andrew G. Woolfries Radiohone WOL Iowa State College Ames Woolfries Her

Radio Programs Sunday Schedule and Church Services Listed

A historic radio schedule lists Sunday programs and religious services across stations including WSO and WCBS. Entries feature sermon times, choir concerts, organ recitals, orchestral performances, and city church services with noted locations and times.

Hadta' Lhzest Wso Journal Tsay Spebigs Wey Supyeny Wahi Nuftaly Clay Wu Ba Tribune Pew Hitaga Cigua Wittsie Saeeaars Willi Bolt Frou Press

Radio exhibit warns against faulty soldering in fuel alerts

A speaker cautions that most fuel radio troubles stem from poor joints caused by acid core solder. He notes acid fumes corrode connections, increasing resistance and reducing signal strength. A dealer showcases a 27 part Vacunni tube display emphasizing correct polarity for proper operation.

Mary

Fiddlers Contest Promoted by K P Knights of Pythias

The OK Fiddlers contest without registration or residence limits will be held next Thursday at West Firh auditorium as a Knights of Pythias benefit. Four fiddlers are already entered and the prize goes to the most skillful. Musicians may report at the high school for the o’clock start.

West Firh Knights of Pythias

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Tur tle Lake Woman

Mrs. Mabel La Point of Turtle Lake Wisconsin states the remedy eased weakness backache and nervousness after childbirth and across six pregnancies. She recommends Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for constipation and believes the product helps in similar troubles. Sold by druggists nationwide.

Turtle Lake Wisconsin Lydia E. Pinkham Mabel la Point R.F.D. No

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