Flower sale aid from many societies in D A Y drive
Many societies including the Order of Eastern Star Daughters of the American Revolution Christian Endeavor Epworth League the Women's City Club and the Women's Overseas Service League will assist in the Forget-Me-Not campaign Saturday under King-Marson post D A V. Carl F Rietz warns of fake service organizations and says proceeds fund disabled servicemen. He urges a liaison service and an attorney for veterans and dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Daughters “of the’ American Revolution
Christian Endeavor Societies
Epworth League
Women's City Club
Women's Overseas Service League
King- Marson Post
Carl. F. Rietz
Rietz
de A. V
Short Change Artist Foiled By Blank Envelope Trick
H G Ferguson proprietor of the Forum grocery at Eleventh and Sycamore streets reports a young man about 25, five six, 145 pounds, in a dark suit and bare headed attempted a two ten dollar bill switch. He took two tens for twenty ones, fled, leaving an envelope that contained only blank paper. Ferguson says the man, about 5 foot 6, dark hair, disappeared after the exchange. Police alerted to the sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Ferguson
Forum
Sycamore
Ferguson
West School Board Meeting Postponed to Tomorrow Night
The West Board of Education postponed its regular session to tomorrow at 7 30 due to a Rotary Club event tonight. The board will decide whether to grant an exception for Boy Scouts regarding fees for using school buildings, as districts recently agreed to a schedule charging organizations for space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Board of Education
Charles’ ‘A.’ Kittrell
Rotary Club
Rotary Reserve
Boy Scouts
Opera Broadcasts Highlight Classic Gilbert and Sullivan
The Blue Network airs Beggar’s Opera at 3 this evening, tracing Gay’s 18th century satire of British politics and prison life with the original revival cast. Also on Red Network is a Gilbert and Sullivan Iolanthe radio version featuring Adele Parkhurst and George O’Brien under Cesare Sodero, plus a full night of orchestral and vocal programs across stations WLS WJZ WEAF WMAQ WGN and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa the “Beggars: Opers
Blue Network
John ,Gay
Great Britain
Robert Walpole
Gay
New York
George Washington
London
Adele Parkhurst
Frances Paperto
Paula Hemminghaus
George O’brien
Harvey Hindermeyer
Theodore Webb
John Oakley
Cesare Sodero
Tolanthe
Broadcast schedule fragments with various radio programs
A dense list of 1930s to 1940s radio programming items across numerous stations. entries include orchestra performances, dinner concerts, chimes and songs, studio shows, and variety acts. multiple stations such as WGN WMAQ WLW WEAF KOA WLS and others feature concerts, narrations, choruses, and serialized programs through the afternoon and evening slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOA
KDKA
WGY
KMA
WMAQ
WLW
KYW
Congress
Philbreck
WLS
WEAF
Red Network
WFAA
Chicago U
WJZ
WBZ
WUR
WLIB
KFF
WGN
Pied Piper
WSAI
Woc
Gibson Trio
Orchestra
Little Symphony
Chapman’s Orchestra
Weeco
KFAB
Land of Dance
WSM
WSB
Betty
Wwoc
Nebraska
Nebraska JU. WZ (454) Bylvania Foresters
KDEKA
KYWO
WRC
WGR
WCAE
WWJ
KSD
WCCO
WDAF
Columbia Chain
Wdz
Maxwell Hour
KDEA
WBAL
WJR
WHAS
WMG
Reader
Allstate Hour
Alabama
WEBH
WOSI
KTHS
WHO
Whistler
Tiny Town Tales
United Coffee
Miaf
WJAR
WMC
Jack
Jill
Wir
Heerman
Harmony Boys
Freddie Rich
Neco
Crinoline
Cavaliers
Campus Caroliers
Allen McQuhae
Congress Carnival
P.M Wsai
Haner
Statler Dance Orchestra
Hagan’s
Sam ‘N' Henry
Music Box
M. Wls
P. M.wsb
Grain dealers warn co-ops face opposition from misled farmers
At Omaha the National Grain Dealers association's thirty-first annual convention heard Frank J. Delaney of the Chicago Board of Trade say farmers have been misled into thinking the grain trade opposes cooperation. He warned that radical readers have harmed farmers by spreading false views about co operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ical
Frank J. Delaney
Chicago Board of Trade
National Grain Dealers Association
Board of Trade
Grain Trade
New Internal Remedy for Pile Troubles Stirs Buyer Confidence
A traveling salesman from Syracuse, New York, touts Colac Pile Pills as a safe, quick relief for piles. He says four tablets daily restore health, with a bottle costing about sixty cents and a money back refund if relief isn’t complete. The ad notes tablets dissolve in the bowels and claim to outdo topical treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Gilson
Sycracuse
N. Y
Iecover
Colac Chemical Co
Brentwood
Co operative schemes face opposition from grain trade says farmer
A farmer argues that opposition to cooperative schemes by the grain trade and conservative commercial minds was not due to principle but because the schemes were sound and dangerous to those they claimed to help.
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D.ay
West School Board
Eskimos
Rollins
WMA
WEM
Smith Brothers
Wsai Webh
Mickwitz
Red
WSATI
WHG
Manger Orchestra
W8m
WHAM
Hofbrau Orchestra
WSAL
Tommy and
Irene
Sam
Henry
Farrell
Greenwich Village Orchestra
Hoodlums
Stevens Orchestra
WGJ
Nighthawk
Velvet
Suede
the Polly.shoe Shop
Bea
Terlin
BAYER
Philco
Carryville
Finney Bros
Cedar Falls
Fagan Knoll Elec. Co
Iowa
Public Service Co
Ramer & Ramer
Charles City
Erwin Peterson
Clarksville
West
Blco
Decorah
E. J. Parman
Fairbank
Welbel Hdn
FT. Atkinson
Rauseh Bros
Grundy Center
Nashua
Auto Service Co
Qelwein
Oelwein
Batt, & Elee
Oran
Earl Shinpy
Osage
Anderson Music Shop
Ossian
Oyles Plano. Co
Parkersburg
Shell
Omaha
Neb
Jefferson Street
D. B. Phelps
RADIO
Eveready
Standard Tire Co
Corner
W. Sth and
Defferson
MY Valet, Inc
Atwater
Kent
Atwater Kent, Radio
Atwater Kent Radio
Mopere
Atwater Kent
Atwater Kenta
West Fourth St
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