Radio Station Frequencies Across Cities
A list of radio call signs and their corresponding broadcast distances in meters across multiple U S cities including New York Philadelphia Buffalo Detroit and Washington D C. The entries cover stations such as WEAF WCAP WRC WTAM KDKA and CKCH Ottawa with varied meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAQ
Baltimore
WOC
Davenport
Wiz
New York City
Whaz—Ttroy
WBZ
Springfield
WEAF
WCAP
Washington
WGR
Buffalo
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Wwwj
Detroit
Wgyy
Schenectady
WJAR
Providence
KGO
Brucetown Brevities Highlights Local News Snippets
Mr and Mrs Walter Smith returned from a Washington trip visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Hyer. Miss Louise Swimley stayed with her cousin Miss Virginia Clendenning at Bunker Hill. Mrs Albert Clendenning visited their mother Mrs S J Swimsey Sr. The Friendship Bible Class plans a spell match and ice cream social for the church on Thursday night March 27. Mr John Snappy 4 Hagerstown spent the weekend with his parents and was joined by his mother Mrs C J Snapp.
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Brucetown
Walter Smith
Washington
Charles Hyer
Louise Swimley
Virginia Clendenning
Bunker Hill
Albert Clendenning
S. J. Swimsey
Friendship Bible
John ¢ Snappy
Hagerstown
C. J. Snapp
Notice to creditors in the Swelloum estate
Administrator J L Broy sets a April 19 deadline for all claims against the estate of the late Miss Sarah M Swelloum. Located in Martinsburg West Virginia the notice directs claimants to present their claims to the administrator.
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Sarah .M. Swelloum
J. L. Broy
Admr
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fair Officials at Capital Shenandoah Valley Society Figures
Charles R. McCannard and Coleman Dunn, officials of the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society, are noted in the record as prominent figures associated with the fair at the capital.
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Charles R. McCannard Coleman Dunn
The
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Winchester Fair Creeps Into Town Amid Brief Washington Visit
A brief summary notes a group traveling to Washington for several days and then attending the annual Winchester fair with a cannon burst mentioned in passing. The fragment hints at a civic or social gathering connected to the fair.
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Washington
Winchester
Bloodhounds on Roost Raider's Trail
Boss Pannett's bloodhounds followed a thief who raided a hen coop on the Pughtown pike two miles from town. The chase began after a report from Mr. Cather that twelve to fifteen hens were stolen. The dogs tracked through orchard fields and woods to a road with horse and buggy tracks showing the thief fled by buggy.
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Boss Pannett
Fom Cather
Pughtown Pike
Pannett
Cather
Reverberations from Mutiny Grow Louder in Dublin
News from Dublin reports mutiny within the se State army intensifying. A latest incident at Queenstown saw a detachment of British soldiers on leave fired on by men in Free State uniform, prompting President Cosgrove to denounce the crime to the British prime minister.
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Dublin
Queenstown
Free State
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Best
Shenandoah Valley
Nat's Bank
Jolliffe
Jolliffe No
South Main St
the Commercial & Savings. Bank
Jones’ Creamery
WW. M. Fletcher
Bell Phone
Grippe
Robert Swartz
Wincies
Rathman Baking Company
Pen
Ud Dock Street
Doz
H. Elmer Griffin
Swartz
TRY & Star
the Empire Theatre
Carl Laemke
Notre Dame
Victor Hugo
WRC
WOR
WGY
Merle M. Leight
Barytone
Evelyn Brooks
WCAQO
WCAO
Nelle N. Lukens
Nora J. Sparrow
Dr. G. C. Bueherer
H. K. Rosenberger
H. J. Mald
A. Y. Hamilton
Aldo Hamilton
WWJ
CAP
WHAZ
Orchaestra
WJZ
Wbznd Kyka
Vincent Lopez Hotel
Statler Dance Orchestra
J. Morndoff
Ace
the Union Bank OF Winchester
Sitory
Chech
Moresco
Jessie Hillyard Trenary
East Water Street
MR. Fratana
Schloss Bros. & Co
Fratana
S. H. Hable
Ischobl
Schoble
Gray & Sheetz
Eee Tel Silccos
Lora R