The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-31

casted "Three O'clock in the Nd
ing" at 100 a. M, so the editor Id
that they forgot the time as they
testing.
Station WDAP, Chicago, fnhI
close second but can feel well ph
ed as they generally win out
their late Saturday night concerts
The old fashioned harmony d
Carpenter and Ingraham, were
cellent. Jerry Sullivan was as
as ever and our fans could ID
every night to Wait Until You
My Girl" Songs like "WDAP'
Come On and Listen-In' were find
Don't forget these artists and
broadcasting stations. Let them d
how you like their concerts and
forts. :. It's an easier job to get 81
fright in front of transmitter
in front of a large audience. Cd
and Harry Smith OF Water stu
Skowhegan, have cards already ri
ed for our local fans benefit.
drop in and get few and send
remarks of appreciation to the
tions and artists which you hearf
= Station WDKA at Chicago werel
ing prizes of Hart, Schaffner
Marx clothes for the kilograms
ceived. George and Harry 81
carry this line. When you get
cards they will tell you how q
these clothes wear.
There is a continued activity
Somerset County of the installatioa.
radio receivers. We are glad
note that the element of intensi
selling has somewhat dropped
the back ground as competition
installations. grow keener. 81
something to know that espech
among our local dealers in radio b
petition has been more than fair.
have something to teach large "
ness houses in this respect.
Last week we gave five question:
the radio fans of Somerset Couh,
This week will be the last chance
answer those questions. Pick
your last weeks Reporter, read
radio news and let us hear from ],
by return mail. People are bT1
talking machine records by the so9
and concerts that are broadcasted'
We are glad to note through \
Radio News of another dealer In
dio who has been in competition
Somerset County and in northd
Maine for the past twenty-tn1
months. In July 1922 they insal1
powerful set at the Mt. Kineo hes
for the M. C. r. r. We would ~
been glad to have published this
anytime previous. 1t is a hard hh
for the radio editor to get all Dc
which he would like to get. We q
asked for news of this kind seVeal
times through our radio column
want all dealers to install sets,
best possible ones that the public
purchase. We want the public
know what good radio really me-
especially to the younger generau'
Consequently, news of this kind IS
preciated. The above mentioned Y
is the Isbell Radio Supply Comp
at North Arson. Go to II, boys
in some good receivers.
+ All local dealers are setting
pace. The Somerset Radio Comp.
is installing sets each day. Peep
Garage, Holt & Hight, and The ka
Shop are obtaining good results v
their installations.
/ Sometime ago Thomas Edison
known to be somewhat as an obsc'
figure in radio. Today he is surpl
ing the world at large by the acu
ty shown in linking his firm with y
OF the American Radio & Resesl
Corporation, Medford Hillside, M
Or, in other words, the Amrad,
Voice of the Air. Mr.. Edison
his products have worldwide re-
tation. The step he has taken sno
that radio has come to stay. We
for the new developments in the
rad machine. 1t will very snol
take its place among the more sup
Tor sets on the market. Demons
tons of these sets will shortly
made by the Somerset Radio "
pany.
The General Electric Compa
Schenectady, New York, have 1usl
sued a broad statement in regaro,s
the regenerative set which they eu
is far superior to any receiver on
market providing it is operated
rectly. =
Questions submitted by Mondsy
each week will be answered tnfu
column. Address Radio News
dependent- Reporter, Skowhegan'