The Bismarck tribune., 1931-03-13
to the average American" T. p. Al
len, Agent, N. 2. Railroad.

"Aside from the entertainment it
affords, the radio station has become
potent factor in the apprehension
Of criminals. Station officials have
always shown disposition to cooper
ate to the fullest extent with the
Sheriffs office. I congratulate them"
]. L. Kelley. sheriff.
'From the standpoint Of enter
tainment and from the standpoint of
advertising the community, the an
.nexation Of the local station by q ma
tional radio chain should prove an
unmitigated blessing to Bismarck" !"
Verne Dresbach. proprietor. Grand
Pacific Billiard Parlor.
Provides a metropolitan radio sta
tion for q city that is rapidly becom-
ing q metropolis. viii focus the at
tention Of surrounding communities
on Bismarck and should prove
boon to the districts to the south and
west Of U.s." John Peterson, proprie-
tor, Grand Pacific Hotel
IAN asset to any city. VIII bring
good radio programs to communities
so situated that they are unable to
get adequate reception Of national
programs during the summer months
when it Is difficult to bring in sta
tions located at any distance" Fred
Messenger, plumber.
II regard the action Of the National
Broadcastirg company in including
station KFYR among its member sta
tions not only as q tribute to the sta
ton but to Bismarck as well. Burt
Finney, merchant.
"Officials Of the Meyer Broadcast
ing company, and particularly p. J.
Meyer, president, are to be congra-
tulated for bringing q radio service
to the community which should place
it on par with any city in the coun-
try as regards radio. It was only
by dint Of great effort and q very
considerable monetary outlay that
this service was obtained" F. E.
Shepard, vice president and cashier,
First National Bank.
IT am more than pleased that radio
enthusiasts Of Bismarck and the Vi
cinity viii be able to enjoy the splen-
did programs offered by the National
Broadcasting company without danger
Of trouble or interruption" Mrs. w.
H. Bodenstab.
"I am convinced that this latest
step in the radio development Of
North Dakota will prove Of great ben
efit not only to the city Of Bismarck
but to the state as q WHOLE" Vener-
able M. Boniface, sister Superior in
charge Of the st. Alexius hospital
1.-THE action Of the National Broad
casting company in adding station
KFYR to its organization will en-
nance the value OF one Of BiSmarck'S
most valuable assets" F. L. Conklin,
secretary Of the Provident Insurance
company.
THE admission Of KFYR into the
great family Of the National Broad
casting company's stations is an
event of moment In the history Of the
northwest. It is q recognition, not
only Of the merits Of this station, but
Of the Importance Of the territory
which 1t 50 efficiently serves. The
people Of North Dakota, and espe-
cially those Of Bismarck and vicinity,
rejoice in the good news and congrat-
ulate the Meyer Broadcasting COM
pany upon the well earned recogni-
ton that has been accorded KFYR.
They also congratulate the National
Broadcasting company upon the re-
cent addition to its system. It Will
add greatly to the popularity that Is
now enjoyed by the National Broad
casting company's programs through
out the large section Of the north
west where the voice Of KFYR can be
heard when all other voices Of the air
are mute"
A. M. CF1RlsTIANsON,
Chief Justice. state supreme court.