Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-28

,you another line to let you know how
much your meditation has improved il
this vicinity. l heard you asking
Harry about it last night and as my
name is Harry I thought I would lei
you know how other Harrys were get.
ting it.
You came in last night very QSA
on detector alone with meditation al
least a thousand per cent better thar
the last time 1 heard you.
l am the only one around here who
is receiving you but it is certainly their
fault and not yours. as you came in last
night much louder than the Reynolds
radio in Denver, and ven the Fari-
more of San Francisco and the Allan
tie Pacific people at Rockridge of Oak
land, Cal. / attached a loud talking
device last night. consisting Of Bald
win phone and horn. and could have
danced in almost any room Of my
house without q bit of trouble.
II it is not too much trouble would
you please let me know how many
watts you are using, as / am greatly in
iferent stations I hear. Of which there
are 3S to date Emusic and voice.. Very
respectfully.
(SignedJ HARRY B. PEARCE.
Lovelock, New. May 10, 1922.
Great Falls Radio Station.
Gentlemen: | do not know the name
of anyone in Great Falls but l seem to
know you like an old friend. l I'm the
radio operator for the Orpheum the
alter here at Lovelock. We have a
| Westinghouse set with magnavox. Last
night about $50 Pacific time) l tuned
down TO some excellent music. In a
few minutes the speaking came and
you said Hello, hello. hello. This is
Great Falls. Montana. Write and LET
us know how we come in. Hello, Lo-
gan. Hello. jim
Your music was fine and your sta
ton came in very clear, equal to any
station on the coast. I gave the audi
ence a talk on your station. basing
opinions on what you stated and / IL
say they were very interested. l am
16 years old and have charge of this
station.
We have two wire %antennae. Ga feet
on one end and 80 on the other. 1t
Seattle last night but your music was
far superior.
The people enjoyed some of those
older selections such as My Wild Irish
Rose" ...
Write and tell me about your sta
ton or give me a call mex Wednesday
night. We are all very interested in
station. for it is the only eastern
station we receive. Very truly yours.
(Signed) FRANK MOHATT.
Spokane. Wash, May 10, 1922.
Great Falls Tribune.
Gentlemen: / enjoyed very much
hearing your concert last evening.
Your concert came through strong
enough to be heard very clearly on a
detector only. | particularly enjoyed
the selection MY Wild Irish Rose"
am somewhat acquainted around
Great Falls and my curiosity is aroused
as to who Harry might be, this being
the party you did considerable talk
ing to.
| would like very much to know what
hours you figure on broadcasting so
that / can tip off" the local radio
bugs" Yours truly.
(Signed, j. P. CARSON,
Sales Manager Western Electric Co.
,Pendleton. Ore, May 81, 1922.
ibdulo tOUlIduN- |
Dear Sirs: just a word to let you
| heard your concert and talking
a few evenings ago. I think it was on
Tuesday. but | have not been able to
pick you up since that time. 1t came
in very plain and clear. / have an
outfit I made up myself, detector and
two step. Hoping to pick you up
remain, Yours truly.
fSgned) BAN KENNEDY.
MacGregor, Col, May 10. 1922.
Radio Station. Great Falls. Mont.
Dear Sirs: On the night of May II
got your program via wireless and
it very much. We have q
Westinghouse receiving set.
Keep up the good work. Yours very
MCNEIL COAL co.
tSigned) LEE FILE, Supt.
Walla Walla, Wash, May 10, 1922.
of Radio Station.
Dear Sir: | am writing this to let
know | heard your tests May III
about 0:l5. You came in QSA but
with an A. c. hum, but was able to
tune A. {. hum out. ] am using a re-
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