Waterloo Gun Club Plans State Trapshoot for Summer
Officers of Waterloo Gun club lay plans for the fifty third annual trapshooting tournament of the State Sportsmen's association to be held in Waterloo this summer on dates 4 5 6 and 7 A meeting for members is set for 2 pm Monday February 4 at Hotel President to elect officers and transact business Immediate steps include state association officers and directors meeting to approve the program and details The association is led by W J Sutcliffe of Waterloo president A L Yearous Eagle Grove secretary treasurer H M Cooper Marshalltown and Harry Shepherd and Harry Chapman of Waterloo directors The plan also proposes dividing Iowa into four zones to boost interest and sportsmanship and wildlife conservation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Gun Club
State Sportsmen's Association
W. J. Sutcliffe
Waterloo
A. L. Yearous
Eagle Grove
H. M. Cooper
Marshalltown
Harry Shepherd
Harry Chapman
Iowa
Wednesday Radio Features and Opera Listings Across Stations
Radio schedule fragment listing multiple programs and time slots across WOR WADCO WERG KGHP WMAQ WOWO KMOX AMSG KOU WSPD WHE WAF stations. Includes Daguerreotypes Silhouettes Troubadours Arthur Schutt feature artist and Chicago Grand Opera Aida. Also outlines Olive Palmer Revelers and Night Club Homafices with various stations, times, and performers. plus orchestras Foresters Smiths Hamblers Dance Orchestra and news segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Uncle Bob
Foresters
the Smiths
Hamblers
Chicago Crand Opera
Orch
Insomnia Club
Allawgn Chicago
Quin
Nighthaw Ensemble
Clive Palmer
ATS
WMAQ
WLISF
Cincinnati—inn
Frohne Sisters
Frankin Ensemble
Chicago Grand Opera
Dane
BMI
WCECO
Minneapolis
Merrymakers
Des Moines
Thursday Features on the Air Listings Compiled
A catalog of radio schedules detailing times and programs across multiple stations. Entries show show names such as Singers Scotch Songs and Entertainers Polite Syncopation with associated station call letters like WEAPF WTAM WSM KDKA and WABC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weapf Way
WTAM
KYW
WTMJ
ESD
KSTP
WOW
WDAF
WFAA
KPRC
WDAI
WEAS
WSM
WSB
KOA
KGO
KFI
KGW
KOMO
KHQ
KPO
Ws2
KDKA
WLW
WJR
KSD
WHAS
WGN
WABG
Waadg
WHRC
WBBM
WGHP
WOWO
KMCX
KMHG
KOIL
WSPD
Nighthawks
WABC
Wbbm KO
Wcco
Chicago Radio Schedule Fragments With Numerous Musical Acts
A garbled radio timetable lists multiple stations and programs across Chicago and other cities. It mentions orchestras, serenaders, singers, news, concerts, lectures, and dance music alongside various times and unclear program names, reflecting a fragmented broadcast listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Uncle Dob
Skimber
Tnsomnia
AIGA
WGN Chicago
Nighthawks
Sentinels
Kido
ANT
Whitney
Aman-Andy
WEW
Cincinnati
Ino
Sparkera
Garden of Music
Burnt Carkera
Nance
WCCO
Minneapolis
O—Eilo Sam
Finno
Des Holnes
Bankers Life Little Nymphony
Edna Wallace Hopper
Bankers Life Albtle Symphony
Forhan
Bongahop
Soover Bentinela
Batherling
Maxwell House
Palais D'Or
Costs of automobile operation by Ames expert study
An Iowa State College analysis by Prof. T. R. Agg presents annual cost ranges for four and six cylinder cars based on 1,200 vehicles. Figures show four cylinder light to medium costs from about 474 to 861 dollars and six cylinder costs from about 811 to 930 dollars, covering gasoline, tires, maintenance, depreciation, licenses, garage, interest, and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanics
T. R. Agg
Tynes
Ught
Abe
United States
Nine East High Students Freed from Exam Rule
Nine East High students eight girls and one boy will be exempted from all semester examinations Thursday afternoon and Friday morning, announced by principal F. d Miller. They averaged perfect or near-perfect grades in all subjects, including Ruth Miller Helen ONeal and Lola Studt among the top scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
D. ‘Miller
Miriam Masberg
Paul Merrian
Ruth Miller
Alberta Stroeble
Phyllis Watson
Lola Studt
Helen O'Neal
Dorothy Bennett
Katherine Bickley
Urusual
Willys Overland Announces Zone Executive Changes
C J Campbell moves from Omaha to Chicago zone manager role for Willys Overland Inc. O Wing shifts from Minneapolis assistant zone manager to lead Omaha area business. Wing has been doing special work from Colin Campbell's Toledo office for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Campbell
Omaha
Willys-Overland, Inc
Willys-Overland
Chicago
O. Wing
Minneapolis
Wing
Colin Campbell
Toledo
Italy completes high Alpine water tunnel power project
Italian engineers finished a three and a half mile water tunnel from Lake Lerdo through Monte Oro to Lake Garda to generate electricity, promising 118000 horsepower and saving about 750000 tons of coal annually. The system serves Mantua Bologna Verona and other northern cities, aligning with Mussolini’s coal-conservation plan. Construction took about one year at a cost of $558 per horsepower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Lake Lerdo
Italian Alps
Monte -Oro
Adige-Garde
Lake Garda
Mantua
Bologna
Verona
Riva
Roverto
Mussolini
Ttalian
Radio amateurs relay massachusetts messages by low wave
Waterloo radio fans led by Frank Stephenson demonstrate cross country and Panama relay messages via low power stations. A Massachusetts recipient receives replies next morning through Delaware and Tuxedo Park operators, illustrating the unwritten 24 hour delivery rule and the radio hobby’s international reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Stephenson
Delaware
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
A. F. Vaughn
Williston Avenue
Vaughn
Average Tire Costs Average Owner One-Seventeenth of Cent Per Mile
Washington, D. C., Jan. 23. The average automobile owner pays one-seventeenth of a cent per tire mile. This cost, from the American Automobile Association research, shows a decline from 1 cent per mile in 1913 and credits recent reductions to rubber policy changes and tire innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
American Automobile Association
Waterloo Amateur Radio Friends Bridge Oceans Wide
A working ship operator in the Pacific recalls receiving signals from tow stations while in Sydney. He notes Australians could converse nightly with Waterloo and Iowa amateurs if their equipment matched Waterloo’s. Many friendships formed as Waterloo residents exchange news, weather, and radio conditions nightly, even though they have never met. Stephenson and other operators often send messages for locals free of charge and welcome more requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Ocean
Sydney
Australia
Towa
Waterloo
Iowa
Altho
Stephenson
Thirty Five Poll Tax Suits Initiated in Waterloo
Thirty five poll tax suits were filed today in municipal court by attorneys Ben G Howrey and Myron C Arbuckle authorized by the city council to collect delinquent dues. Each suit seeks five dollars with a six dollar payoff if paid promptly and thirteen dollars and sixteen cents if taxed to judgment. Hundreds of men aged 21 to 45 in Waterloo were delinquent last year and collectors expect suits in all unpaid assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munnicipal Court
Ben G. Howrey
Myron C. Arbuckte
Waterloo
Hoover Secluded on Island Resting Before Fishing
Herbert Hoover began a two month pre inauguration retreat on Belle Isle in Biscayne Bay Florida. The president elect isolated himself with secret service oversight, plans quiet fishing and extensive study of Washington policy issues away from engagements and visitors. He arrived amid a 50,000 strong welcome and will assess cabinet prospects and administration plans during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
INS
Herbert Hoover
Belle Iste
Biscayne Bay
Hoover
Penney
Belle Isle
Secret Service
Florida
Khim
Washington
Iis
President Coolidge
Milam Beach
Twin Cities
Increase Size of Cedar Falls B. L. Company Board
Three members were added to the board of directors of Germain Building and Lean Association at the thirty seventh annual meeting in Cedar Falls on January 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls B. & L. Company
Courier
Cedar Falls
Germain Building & Lean Assa
Local Assembly Expands to Nine Members
The assembly met last evening and added three new members Peter Simonsen GC J Cornell and Hans Hanson. Re-elected directors include Fred Hoffman C C Boysen W D Wiler Carl W Miller J F Cross and Philip Seltenrich. Officers are Wiler president Miller vice president Nuhn secretary Wild treasurer Cummins auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Simonsen
Palace and Strand Screenings with Western and Love Drama Bill
Tonight at Palace Gary Cooper stars in Newads a Zane Grey western adventure with a two reel comedy and Fox news reel. Plaza presents Restless Youth with Marceline Day and Ralph Forbes a college girl entangled in a murder trial plus two reel comedy and news reel. Riviera features Alias Jimmy Valentine with William Haines and Bella Hyams in the cast. bank romance plot amid a banker's daughter. On stage Bil Car Y in Varsity Four. Strand offers Fazil with Greta Nissen and Charles Farrel a romance across Venice Paris and desert. Movietone and Metro Movietone revue with Vincent Lopez and blues singer acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
Gary Cooper
Fox News
PLAZA
Marceline Day
Ralph Forbes
Riviera
Wiliam Haines
Jimmy Valentine
Bella Hyams
Kurt Dane
Tully Marshall
Movietone
Paramount News
Bil" Car- Yin
Varsity Four
Hvyelymi Gaylord
Jand Fred Harper
Strand
Charles Farrel
Greta Nissen
Venice
Paris
Vincent Lopez
Mellon Harris
Metro Movietone Revue
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GUN Club
Associated Press
Bobby Thatcher
Jimmy
Freddie
Ae Shmillere
Corny Copia
George Storm
Omas Haskell
AMES
Light Four
Agg
Light
Lerdo
Woolworth
New York
Frank N. Stephenson
Mr. Stephenson
Mulberry Street
Glenn Fordyce
Forest Avenue
Franz R. Wille
Logan Avenue
E. A. Phelps
Mullan Avenue
Worcester
Mass
Tuxedo Park
Del
Pacific Ship
Far East
Rubber Institute, Inc
Gen
Lincoln OC
Andrews
or _RADIO
Miami
Exe Forum
Zane Grex
Nevada
Chas. Farrell
Head
Geo. Dewey Washington
Marion Harris
Johnny Marvin
Altas
Europe
Farrell MacDonald
Louise Fazenda
David Rollins
Nancy Drexel
Bill” Carlin
Montana
Corboy Banjoist
Flo Lewis
Ralph Jones
Paramount Picturen
Cal J. Miller
Ralph Forbes Norman Trevor
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