BROADCAST PERIODS Sundays 10.30 a.m. -12.10 p.m. 4.15 -515 p.m. 6.45 -8.10 p.m. Tuesdays 12.30 -1.30 noon Thursdays 8-9 p.m. Special DX programmes from 1 to 2.30 a.m. on the mornings of the 10th and 25th of December, January and February. (DX Programmes on 1190 K.C.) AMATEUR BROADCASTING STATION 10 B. P. 25 WATTS 1200 KILOCYCLES THE RADIO & ELECTRIC SHOP WINGHAM, ONT. Wishes to thank you for your communication and hereby verifies your reception of our programme of 5.. as the selections mentioned comply th our log. 10B.P. is maintained by radio fans, and does no advertising, the station is entirely home made. Wing - ham is a town of 2400 population and is the only town in Canada having a broadcasting station.. Our operating hours are given on the back page. again? May we have the pleasure of hearing from you Yours truly,
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BROADCAST PERIODS
Sundays 10.30 a.m. -12.10 p.m.
4.15 -515 p.m.
6.45 -8.10 p.m.
Tuesdays 12.30 -1.30 noon
Thursdays 8-9 p.m.
Special DX programmes from 1 to 2.30 a.m. on
the mornings of the 10th and 25th of
December, January and February.
(DX Programmes on 1190 K.C.)
AMATEUR BROADCASTING STATION 10 B. P. 25 WATTS 1200 KILOCYCLES
THE RADIO & ELECTRIC SHOP WINGHAM, ONT.
Wishes to thank you for your communication
and hereby verifies your reception of our programme of
5.. as the selections mentioned comply
th our log. 10B.P. is maintained by radio fans, and does
no advertising, the station is entirely home made. Wing -
ham is a town of 2400 population and is the only town in
Canada having a broadcasting station.. Our operating
hours are given on the back page.
again?
May we have the pleasure of hearing from you
Yours truly,
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Sundays 10.30 a.m. -12.10 p.m.
4.15 -515 p.m.
6.45 -8.10 p.m.
Tuesdays 12.30 -1.30 noon
Thursdays 8-9 p.m.
Special DX programmes from 1 to 2.30 a.m. on
the mornings of the 10th and 25th of
December, January and February.
(DX Programmes on 1190 K.C.)
AMATEUR BROADCASTING STATION 1 O B. P. 25 WATTS 1200 KILOCYCLES
THE RADIO & ELECTRIC SHOP WINGHAM, ONT.
Witshes to thank you for your communication
¡¡and ereby verifies your reception of our programme of
(!-'7 - t7 ) d as the selections mentioned comply T
with our log. 10B.P. is maintained by radio fans, and does
no advertising, the station is entirely home made. Wing -
ham is a town of 2400 population and is the only town in
Canada having a broadcasting station. Our operating
hours are given on the back page.
May we have the pleasure of hearing from you
again? Yours truly,
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CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTELS
ROYAL YORK HOTEL TORONTO
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Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 E. Spring St., Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear bam. Brauner:
lany thanks for your very kind letter of appreciation of our Broadcast and also for your comments regarding Fred Culley's Dance Orchestra.
Our new C.P.P.Y. Station Broadcasts seven days of the week, and we trust that you will continue to listen in and enjoy our programmes.
We feel that the best we have is none too good for our radio audience.
Yours very truly
RO
P.S. As soon as the Ekko- Stämps are received, we shall be glad to send you one.
Network Affiliations
CANADIAN PACIFIC CANADIAN NATIONAL
RADIO STATION
C. F. R. N. Sunwapta Broadcasting Co., Ltd.
une 17 S7rinr- St.
Dear 2 I.
EDMONTON, ALBERTA
Office and Studio 413 BIRKS BUILDING
Phone 23561
1260 K C (238 Metres)
December 31t, i. »
2. to venir 7oar rece-ntion of t'fi_
stfT,ti on duri our or112 ce on init.s niorni n .
1 e 10 73ii to ..?;:i.v i! se vou are bro7.d_c- s tAn.
cr:eci i1 D.:( rro,7;rp m. on tile of J naTrr 13th., betvleen
every Tuesday and Saturday night from midnight, for
one hour.
Your further reports will always
be received with interest.
Your very
BROADCASTING STATION C.F.A.C.
Calgary Herald, Limited
Station at JASPER PLACE Office & Studio in Tabernacle Bldg. Cor. 98th Street & 107th Avenue
,\1W RADIO STATION
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CHRISTIAN & MISSIONARY ALLIANCE (Western Canada District)
R. Pearson, Station Manager F. G. Hoyme, Treas. and Announcer
EDMONTON, Alberta April 8, 1933.
b[r. J.'fi.Braun r,
17 East Spring St.,
Willia.msvilL., N.Y.
Dear sir. Brauner:
In reply to your letter of March 11, 1933 we wish to thank ,rou for your report on our DX broadcast.
From your report it would seem that it was C.H.M.A. you heard. The time and type of selection you :mentioned are correct.
We received a splendid repert from Brooklyr as well as from DX'rs all the way across the continent. Again let us than!: you for the publicity you gave us for this broadcast.
Sta t ior. ::1anager.
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AFFILLIATED WITH CANADA RADIO BROADCASTING COMMISSION NETWORK
AND THE CANADIAN PACIFIC TELEGRAPH'S NETWORK
100 Watts 840 Kilocycles
C J O C COVERS THE DISTRICT WITH THE HIGH RETAIL PURCHASING POWER
RADIO BROADCASTING STATION Brighter Programs Day In and Day Out
"The Sunny South Station" MARQUIS HOTEL
LETHBRIDGE, ALBERTA
November 30th, 19 . .
Mr. J . W . Brauner, 17 East String, WIL LIASVIT LE, New York.
Dear Mr. Brauner:
Many thanks for your letter of november 26th, ad we take this opportunity to verify your report on our station. It is a pleasure indeed to receive such a complete report on a program from people who take such a kc' ' interest, such as you do.
In connection with the Transmission from our Station and various other stations in the North. I
attribute bur success mainly to the fact that we are located in -brie Souuern part of the province on the Prairie with no trees to attenuate our signal and in view of the many many letters we have received on this DX Program, I
am rather inclined to believe that the mountains which are directly to the West of us, act as a screen and make our signals very directional. This however, may be just a bac guess.
Regarding the type of music we used. We picked on this type of music particularly, in view of the fact that is is very seldom if ever, heard from stations on this continent. The records are all imported from England and consequently when we get reports on our station we can be fairly certain that it was us they heard in view of the fact that they practically have to have the details for some of the numbers. It is almost impossibl to guess at them, as can be done with the recordings used in this country.
Regarding our equipment. It is a very old fashioned transmitter which will have been scrapped before this letter reaches you and will be replaced with one of the newest modern transmitters on the market today.
Mr. J.W. Brauner - --
We expect to run a DX Program again early in January at which time we will be notifying your club and if we get as many reports then, as we
have now, we will be more than compensated for our
trouble.
Again thanking you, I am,
Yours truly
GERRY GAETZ Engineer.
R. E. PRICE. MANAGER
Yr. J . W. Braune r ,
17 E.Spring St. Williamsville,N.Y.
Dear Yr. Brauner;
PHONES 2107 - 3133
RADIO STATION
CKBI
PRINCE ALBERT, 5A3K.
L. E. MOFFAT, STATION ENGINEER
November 16th.1934.
Thanks for your letter of the 11th. #I reporting the reception of our station on that date , we have
had numerous reports stating that the weather conditions was very poor on the morning of the eleventh however we had a very
pleasant and profitable(from the amount of letters that we rece- ived)from this programs
It is a pleasure to verify a report such as yours knowing the handicap one is up against wittt in trying to receive a transmitter such as ours with EXACTLY 100 watts over such a great distance.
I have a letter here to write to Mr. Applegate of Chicago tonight as well as a number of others so will make this as brief as possible,wishing you many good catches this coming Dx season.
rily yours
Radio tatio l' . K. B. I.
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BROADCASTING STATIO N.2000 WATTS -840 K.C. WAVE LENGTH -356.9 METRES.
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 -East Spring Street, Williamsville, N. Y.
Dear Mr. Brauner:-
NP.A [J:ASIING STULYOS AT
CALGARY, EDMONTON AND RED DEER, BROADCASTING STATION AT RED DEER.
At Calgary, Sept. 21, 1932.
We were vary pleased indeed to receive your letter of September 14th, commenting on your reception of C K L C and are glad to be able to varify your reception.
I believe that this is the first
time that we have had a report in from the vicinity of Toronto. We have had several reports from Southern Illinois and the territory around Philadelphia, Boston, New York and the Eastern Coast, and we appreciate very much your courtesy and the information which you are able to supply.
You were listening to a special test program coming from the station studios at Red Deer, Alberta.
Yours very truly,
JF.F: MANAGER C K L C.
DEPARTMENT OF EXTENSION
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 East Spring Street, Williamsville, New work, U.S.A.
Dear Sir:
MARCH SEVENTH 1934.
EDMONTON, ALBERTA CANADA
I have your letter of March 3rd and
thank you for your report. We are certainly meeting
with very poor success in trying to reach the DX
listeners of the Eastern United States and Canada.
Our local conditions on that night were not good.
The previous evening distant stations were coming in
well, but on the night of the 2nd to 3rd reception was
bal were and we felt that we would not be very success-
ful on that night.
We shall not put on another test this season,
but hope to do so in October or November, by which time
certain tests and improvements to our transmitter will
have been made. Our station is used for experiment and
research by the Department of Electrical Engineering under
whose direction the present transmitter has been built up
and there is no doubt that after a summer's work we shall
be in a greatly improved position for DX tests and trans-
mission generally.
We will give your club lots of notice regard-
ing our next test.
Yours very truly,
RADIO STATION CEDA,
per H. P. r PPB :T
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I IVERSITY OF ALBERTA,
Edmonton, Alberta
Canada.
Dear DX Member:
December 8th, 1934.
We received yours of recent date reporting on our DX program of December 2nd dedicated to the Canadian DX Relay.
We are very gratified with the number of reports received, showing that our station was heard quite well at con- siderable distances. The data supplied by you has been checked with the program as transmitted and found to be satisfactory.
We are glad, therefore, to verify your reception of our station on the date. mentioned.
Yours very truly,
RADIO STATION CKUA.
ì'.ü. :;ur next test is with the Newark News Radio Club, Sunday Morning, January 6th, 2 :00 - 3 :00 A.M. M.S.T.
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J. W. Brauner, Esq., 17 E. Spring St ,
;vILLIA:dSVILLE, X. Y.
Dear tir. Brauner,-
Radio Station C J O R R C O Commercial Radio Broadcasting Commercial Radio Broadcasting
November 6, 1931.
Your letter of October 27 at hand. We a'e surprised to learn that you have received no verification of your letter of September 18, which we answered i'inediately upon receipt of same.
However, we are pleased to verify your report of reception on the above date, and hope you will be able to hear us again sometime.
Regretting the trouble to which you have been put regarding this matter, we are,
Very truly yours,
RADIO STATION CJOR.
EA.
804 Hornby Street VANCOUVER, B. C.
OFFICES: TELEPHONE CARLETON 1646
W. G. HASSELL ADVERTISING BROADCASTS " Sincere Salesmanship that Sells " S T U D I O A N D T R A N S M I T T E R :
" TELLING THE WORLD OF THE BEAUTIES AND THE PRODUCTS OF THE OKANAGAN VALLEY "
"To oicE a f ir...1/ "/'
C K O V If it's an Okanagan fipple it's the nest Fruit Grown
OKANAGAN BROADCASTERS, LTD.
KELOWNA, B. C.
January 4th., 1932.
r. J. W. Prauner, 17 E. Spring St., Williamsville, N.Y. U. S. A.
Dear Mr. Brauner:
TELEPHONE 200
100 WATTS 1200 KILOCYCLES
It was very kind of you to write us such a nice comprehensive letter and it was with no small degree of satisfaction that we learned that this station was heard with such good results in your famous ¿astern state.
The writer is sorry that you were never able to pick up Ten AY, having been associated with that amateur station until the opeaiiig of the larger, conLiercial stLtioii. Ten AY is no longer on the air, having taken its Low on the inception of UKOV.
It gives us much pleasure in verifying your reception of OKOV's Dec. 27th. broadcast and, for your information, please be advised that we are on the air with a late program every Thursday and Sat- urday night of each week from midnight until 2 A. Y. Pacific Standard time.
liridly accept our thanks for your good wishes end regards and allow us to return the compliments to your good self. e trust that if you are listening in on OKOV again. in the future ±he+_ you will enjoy the program coming from this orchard paradise of B.C.
E/o
TELEPHONE: SEYMOUR 9000
CKWX 410.7 METERS
OFFICE & STUDIO
HOTEL GEORGIA
parks eompany 801 Georgia Street West
VANCOUVER, B.C.
lr ebruary 21st, 1V5O.
. J. i.rauner, 17 SprinE Street,
Williamsville, _..Y.
Dear Er. Brauner:
I have to tiaanr you for your letter of February (.)th in which you state you pic_ :ed up our station 'It 4:15 Sunday, February :nth.
We acknowledged your letter over the air last Saturday night but don't e._r ect you heard it.
You are quite ri_;ht, we certainly played and said all the thinks you said we Jig-_, and _..ore
too, and this will serve to verify your recei tion of the same. We broadcast a similar pI ro :ram every Wednesday from 12:00 midnight to 1:60 ..U., a_nd every Saturda 7 from 11:J0 to 1:00 ..I.1., or
on, - gener ll on - i'acific .Standard Time.
I hope you will `yet this station alai 1,
and we would be very pleased ii you would write to as so...etime again soon. Wishing you lots of
with your Radio set, I am
Yours very truly,
Sï'AALS Cc_:I12z='Y II
A. C , ¡ V t 1 1a Y
I:Ianager ( BroadcastinE )
TELEPHONE SEYMOUR 2288 STUDIO HOTEL GEORGIA ESTABLISHED 1923
C KWX 1010 7oD12 KILOCYCLES
WESTERN OADCASTING CO. LTD. 801 GEORGIA STREET WEST
VANCOUVER, B. C.
e December 11th, 1933.
Mr. J. !. Brauner, 17 E. Spring Street,
Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Brauner:
We wish to thank you for your letter of December 3rd, in which you state you picked up our station at 12:13 a.m., Y.S.T., on the morning of Sunday, December 3rd, 1933.
You were certainly tuned in to C.Y. W. X. and this will serve to verify your reception oi the same.
Sorry, but C.Y. W. X. does not issue veri- fication stamps. The last Radex we saw stated that we would verify reception, but did not send out stamps.
Compliments of the season to you.
Yours very truly,
WESTERN BROADCASTING CO. LTD.
Per --tle,/ (-c. - ` - d.
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E. A. WEIR DIRECTOR OF RADIO
MONTREAL QUE.
R. H. LEE MARTIN SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
WINNIPEG MAN.
J. G. McMURTRIE BROADCASTING MANAGER
OTTAWA ONT.
G. A. WRIGHT BROADCASTING MANAGER
VANCOUVER B.C.
W. V. GEORGE BROADCASTING MANAGER
MONCTON N.B.
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CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS RADIO
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CNRV
Vancouver, B. C., Aug. . . , , ,. 1c-c
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Mr. Joseph Brauner, 17 E. Spring St., Williamsville, N. Y.
Dear Sir:
It affords me much pleasure indeed to confirm your report of hearing our pro_ramme broadca:.t ed on Friday, July 26th, between the hour of :30 and 10 P.M. 1, Pacific Standard time, during the entertain- ment of a violin recital played by holroyd Paull, assisted at the piano by Jessie McLeod.
I very much appreciate the trouble you have taken in 'ritint,, to us advising; of this reception, and am er:clos- in_ one of our August schedules which I
trust will be of assistance to you in tuning, in CNRV again or one of the. other stations of the Canadian National Railway.
GAüd
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Alain thanking you, I am
Yours very truly,
Broad ca: t i r. MunaLc r .
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Mr. J. 1. Brauner, 17 East Spring Street, Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-
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155 Royal Alexandra iotel, Winnipeg, Manitoba. January 26th, 1934.
We were very pleased to receive your report
of January 11th on our Station CJRC, Winnipeg, operating on
a fregency of 1390 KC. Your remarks with regard to carrier, etc. are very much appreciated, particularly during these test periods.
We will be very pleased to hear from you again
in the near future.
FIRMcL/I4I.
Yours very truly,
JA156 RIOT- RDSON & SONS, LIMITED.
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Radio igineer,
RADIO STATION
cJ 1 OWNED AND OPERATED WY
c JAMES RICHARDSON & SONS, LIMITED
GRAIN MERCHANTS
OFFICES AND STUDIOS: 157 ROYAL ALEXANDRA HOTEL
WINNIPEG, MAN. AFFILIATED WITH GRAIN BELT NETWORK C A N A o A.
ALSO OPERATING CORM, MOOSE JAW. AND SHORT WAVE STATIONS
CJRX 8 CJRO WINNIPEG
TELEPHONE 92266
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October 26th)1934.
Dear DX *an 8=,
We have taceived for verification, yemr lector
reporting on the special Newark Na ee Radio Club DX
Program whiCh was presented ty our Station CJRC, 13510
from '100 p.ma Ociriiler 18th to 12±48 s.m. CISrTe
October i9úh.
34 have checked your report against our lag affi
f :nd steno tc be correct and are therefore pleased to
maw,* herewith our verification cans.
we wish to thank you to the troubla you have taken ia reporting on this broadcast, and ws hope at a later date to be able to put on similar broadcast* fer the DX %a>as,
Ra[aLf9
Tours Yew truly,
JAM RICRAtDSOB & SOg Sfl Lm[ITRD. Had:io Division.
Mr. J. J. brauner, 17 Past Spring Str,?et, ,7illiamsville, N. Y. U. o. A.
Dear Mr. Brauner,
Very many thanks indeed for your interesting report on our DX program of Dec. 6th /31. 4e reply tc all DX mail after we think that all reports are in and hence the delay in answering.
We are very glad indeed to be able to verify your reception of C K X on Dec. 6th. /31 and regret that you did not get it in greater volume. However all your details are correct with cur log for that date.
The night of cur DX seems to have been very freakish. ;'Je have reports from some localities where they never got us better and in other places where we have been heard before they couldn't get us at all. One corres- pondent reports that the far distant West came in fine as did also the South but the middle ',`Jest and North was no good at all.
Tir. J. W. Brauner, 17 East Spring Street, Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir:
''Je are in receipt of your report on cur DY program
of Dec 23rd 1934 and we are very pleased to be able tt verify it.
Thanking you for your interest in sending us such
an instructive report,and wishing you the compliments of the
season, I remain,
Yours very truly
a.ric Davies, Manager, & Announcer,
Station CEX.
E. A. WEIR DIRECTOR OF RADPO
MONTREAL OUE.
R. H. LEE MARTIN SPECIAL REPRESEN TATIVE
WINNIPEG MAN.
J. G. McMURTRIE BROADCASTING MANAGER
OTTAWA ONT.
G. A. WRIGHT BROADCASTING MANAGER
VANCOUVER B.C.
W. V. GEORGE BROADCASTING MANAGER
MONCTON N.B
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS RADIO DEPARTMENT
Winnipeg, Man., August 28th, 1929.
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17. E. Spring Street, Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir:
'.9e are pleased to acknowledge receipt of your interesting letter of August 9th, and are glad to be able to verify your reception of our programme. It is most interesting to note that you have also been successful in tuning in so many of our stations, and we hope you will be able to pick us up still better later in the year.
GM.
Yours very truly,
Programme Director.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND SUPPLIES
M. I. HIGGINS ELECTRIC AND RADIO CO.
151 ONTARIO ST. PHONE 30
STRATFOR13,
L)ear Fir:
RADIOS AND RADIO SUPPLIES
an. 30-1931.
We ere certainly '..71ed to hear that you received
oar concert. e arc listed on 120u Kilocycles, 5 watts,
hi, we Luew it wao he use to broadcast wider 1200 Kc. bd so vAlt (ire oh abeut 1185 with 15 watts. o uued only 4-t)
vo.Lts ch the plate of the tubes. are eh every evehiag from oix to seve h o'clock
Lad .oad.ay night fro 8-:0 to 11...;.0 i.,4ith 014 iime muoic
L:oaday night only. believe we were succourfJ1 in this broadcast,
huvia,., received uboot fifty lettero fro I).1ihois, New York,
I;ow Jereey, arylurid steteu ehd soo others. '.¡:1,ahki1le: you very much for your Literest ih our
broadcast and hoi hf. to hear froE: you aguila, we romain
very truly,
10 h k iiii,STING STATION
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CONNOR WASHERS BEACH RANGES ELECTRIC RADIOS
(7) M. I. I-IIGGINS ELECTRIC AND RADIO CO.
151 ONTARIO ST. PIIONE 30
RADIO STATION 1OAK
STRATFORD. CANADA
Jan. lst, 1P33.
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 E. Spring St., `:7illiamsville, New York.
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We are in receipt of your letter of recent dote, and this will verify your reception of our Station l0ZK.
We were on the air between
3.00 : 4.30 4Jví. E.S.T. Jan. 27th.
with a test pro ramxne from ü new Transr.:itter, which uses 2 -210 T ;bes as ,amplifiers.
t.t this tir: e c;e wish to thank you for your report on our teet. For the next month tige expect to be te Ling frequently between the hours cf 1.00 ¿. 3.00 .ü.M. E.S.T. We are
Yours very truly,
station 10;. Manager. X72
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TELEPHONE 158
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The local broadcasting station am- eluded their series of 6 DX programs last week with a studio program and from reports received was the best of the series. In all six DX programs llave been put on in the past three months, being heard in four provinces and twenty -two states. Letters have been received from as far west as Montana and as far east as Nova Sco- tia, and south to Carolina. The sta- tion received 273 letters from differ- ent listeners.
The following are the number of letters received from the different States and Provinces: New York 50, New Jersey 79, Illinois 41, Ohio 14, Pennsylvania 29, Massachusetts 9, Quebec 2, Wisconsin 4, Maryland 13, Virginia 5, Michigan 3, Ontario 19, Indiana 5, New Hampshire 4, Con- necticut 5, and one from Vermont, Missouri, Nebraska, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, Maine, Carolina, Kansas, Montana, District of Columbia and Iowa.
At the late program of the Chicago Daily News Station on Monday ev- ening the announcer stated that 10- B.P. was the best known low- powered station on the dial.
The following is clipped from a let- ter received from J. W. Brauner, of Syracuse, N.Y., in regard to the last broadcast, and speaks for itself as to the reception of this distance.
"I certainly enjoyed your program this morning, you had one fine bunch of artists present, the first group I heard was the Hawaiian trio who op- ened a group of selections with "Hila March" at 1.15. I also am addicted to old time music and your old timers were very good, so naturally I en- joyed their portion of the program. I wish I could personally thank the tenor who sang "Moonlight on the Colorado" and "When It's Spring- time in the Rockies."
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Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 East Spring St., Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Brauner,
Glad to hear from you again and to hear you are still located at Williamsville. Sorry to hear that part of our program was interrupted by interference. Our transmitter at CFCH is a brand new Marconi job, the latest in every respect being installed only about 4 months ago. The old rig, the one you mentioned, is the transmitter being used at CKGB in Timmins.
I am sorry I must cut this letter short but tb,.anks a lot for taking thr trouble to write us and I hope that this will serve as a verifica- tion. We will be on the air again with another DX broadcast on January 20th, 1935.
Yours DXingly,
NORT }RN BROADCAST B. G COMPANY,
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CAPITOL THEATRE
NORTH BAY - ONTARIO
Mr. J.W.Brauner, 17 E.Spring St., WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y. U. S .A.
Dear Mr. Brauner:-
In reply to your letter of Nov. 24th, may we thank you for your interest in our station.
Our announcer verified your reception as being radio station C.F.C.H. in North Bay.
We would appreciate hearing from you, regarding your reception, when- ever it is possible for you to tune in our programmes.
Thanking you again, we are,
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Yours very truly,
RADIO STATION C.F.C.H.
North Bay,Ontario, December 2nd,1931.
PHONE 374
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CAPITOL THEATRE
NORTH BAY - ONTARIO
March 24, 1931.
Yr. J. W. Brauner, 17 E. Spring St., Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir:
We have your favour in regards to our broadcast of the DX program of 1"aich 14th from 3.00 to 4.00 a.m. We appreciate your letter and also copy of the Buffalo Evening news.
We would advise that the station operates on a frequency of 250 meters and 1200 kilocycles, using a power of 50 watts. We trust that in the event that
you again pick up a program fror_- cur station, you will write us a letter of either convent or criticism.
Again thanking you for the interest you have taken in our radio sation, remain
Yours very truly,
C.F.C.H. Broadcasting Station.
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Northern Supplies' Radio Station Capitol Theatre Building
North Bay - Ontario
December 7/32.
J. W. Brauner, Esq., 17 East Spring Street, Hilliamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir/ -
You will please accept my apology for not answering your most interesting communication of November 24th sooner. The fact of the matter is that one of our representatives was carrying it around in his pocket for a number of days showing it to newspaper reporters, and interested friends. I have finally managed to get my clutches on it and it gives me great pleasure to acknowledge its reception.
For some peculiar reason or other this station persists in pounding into t,-,e New England and adjacent states, particularily when we conduct any sort of unofficial DX test. On the particular evening which you mention we had been having trouble with a tank condenser spilling over. After making some adjustments we decided to split the ether for a few hours overtime just to give the entire mechanism a test. Having received permission from the Department of Marines and Fisheries, we also have been experimenting with frequency channels and that is probably the reason you found us on 950 KC instead of 930KC.
We have a new 100 watt, 100% job u. der construction and it should be on the air by Christmas time. You picked us up on our present equipment - -50 watts, Hartley circuit - -which is anything but efficient. We expect our new equipment to give us 400watts on peak modulation and as a result you should have no difficulty in contacting us provided we are successful in locating a channel that will allow us to operate without being cut to pieces. At the present time that is our chief difficulty.
930 K. C.
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Northern Supplies' Radio Station Capitol Theatre Building
North Bay - Ontario
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Your comments with regard to programmes and their presentation are much appreciated -- particularily by myself. I major in this type of work and have had reason to be much gratified. Radio presentation in a small city is anything but a bed of roses as you may well appreciate but we are doing our best to maintain the recognized position --that of operating the finest of small raoio stations in the Dominion of Canada. 1ve are a member of the basic network of the Dominion Broadcasting Company and of the Canadian National Railways, which in itself is quite a distinction. I mention these items, not in bombastic fashion, but just as one radio man to another.
In conclusion I might say that we do not issue a special stamp but use a verification card one of which I am including in this letter.
Thanks for your letter old man and I shall be more than pleased to hear from you at any time. Ve shall be conducting tests when our new equipment takes the air and I shall make a point of arranging in advance to contact you so that we may have your comment.
Yours very truly,
RADIO STATION CFCH.
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1 felt that 1 must answer your iet .ur personally so left it till last.
Sorry to hear that you have been unable to get our ounday morning program but as you say the air is pretty well jammed up at that time.
x our report on our D.L.Program, which by the way is the first one we have put on since that one back in DeceinÙer 23rd, is received with thanks, as also your nice remarks. We have spent a lot of time and money to make the
station as efficient and easy to listen to as possible and apparantly have succeeded.
Walking of vEallrr reminds me of olden days; up until two years ago 1 was vE3US of ..ondon, untario, Hi, working on 10, 20, 40 and sometimes on 80 .'hone, you may have heard me.
. ell old man, thanks again for your report and will be pleased to hear from you anytime,
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December 27th, 19: .
Dear Er. Brauner:- This is to ao aiowledge your letter of
December the 12th, for which we thank you very very much. Both your Dec. 11th and Dec.Bth we can verify as being correct.
We are certainly pleased at the complet- ness of your resort and wish to congratulate the members of the "'Smallest DX Club in the 'Worlds'.
In this mornings mail I see another letter from you regarding our Special DX p_.ogram on Tuesday Dec 23rd A._;1. We knight say that we have received letters from 35 States in the Union to date and still coming strong so your remark that we l.7ust have reached the east coast in fine shape is true
Special verification card for the DX program will follow in a day or so.
Again we thank you for your fine report and we take this opportunity of wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year.
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Oct. 20,1930.
J. J. Brauner,
17 B. Spring St.,
Williamsville, U. Y.
E. N. Lockwood, Sec.-Treas.
Dear Sir:
We have pleasure in verifying your reception
of programme from MAC Prescott. We included
"Happy Days are Here Again" in our progra,me of
that evening.
on the air every morning from 7.45
-8.45, every evening fr.om 7.00 -7.30 and every
Friday night from 7.00 -10.30.
Yours very truly,
cyf, RADIO ASSUC;ATIG LE hi E.SLOII
LONDON. CANADA September 30th.,1933.
PLEASE ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE COMPANY
Mr. J.W.Brauner, 17 East Spring Street,
Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir : -
Many thanks for your letter of September 27th.,
and we confirm your reception of CFPL on Wednesday morn-
ing last, September 27th.
We are receiving reports from various parts of
Ontario and the American States contiguous to the lakes, and if we do not get results we want on our present chan-
nel we shall apply for a change.
Philip H.Morris :T
Yours truly,
Progr Director
Radio Station CFPL.
GEO. H. LEES, President. C. H. McILROY. Vice- President and Treasurer.
GEO. W. RITCHIE, Secretary. W. J. AITCHISON. W. H. COOPER.
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GEO. S. ADAMS, Manager.
"fattbiu To., riinittd OPERATING RADIO STATION
Mr. Joseph Brauner, 17 E. Spring St., Williamsville, N.Y., U.S.A.
Dear Sir:
C H M L HAMILTON. ONTARIO
Nov. 16th, 1929
This will be verification of your reception of our station on Monday evening, Nov. 11th.
We enclose Ekko stamp for your collection, and thank you very much for your letter. We have a great many letters from listeners on your side of the line, and are always glad to get them.
Very truly yours,
THE MAPLE LEAF RADIO CO. LTD.
Broadcast Managaer
GEO. H. LEES, PRESIDENT GEO. W. RITCHIE. VICE -PRES. C. H. MCILROY. SEC.- TREAS. W. J. AITCHISON W. H. COOPER
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Mr. J.W.Brauner, 17 E.Spring St. ."JILLInIuISVIï,LE, N.Y.
HAMILTON, ONT., CANADA
September,5th.1930 STUDIOS-- PIGOTT BUILDING
Dear Sir; Thank you kindly for your letter of recent date.
You are obviously a member of the Owls Club.
Regarding your question pertaining to the hours on the air of CHCS,a local station, I beg to say that this station very rarely, if ever,broadcasts. It is operated by the Hamilton Spectator Newspaper and when on the air uses only a power of 5 Watts. To my knowledge this station hasn't been heard in over 2 years and then it was only used to broadcast civic election returns.
I am, Sir, Trusting that this answers fully your question
Very truly yours,
THE MAPLE LEAF RADIO CO.LTD.
,./.21.4441er41011v1!1,/ Announcer
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SHARPE -SNELGROVE BROADCASTING SERVICE operating
HIGGINS ELECTRIC COMPANY'S STATION
CJCS - 1210 KIL. STRATFORD, ONTARIO
Llay 27, 1935.
Lir. J. rd. Brauner, 17 E. Spring St.. 'ilïiarasville , +. Y.
Lear Lir. Brauner: In reply to your letter of I.Iay 12, we
wish to thank you for your verification of our signal strength, tone quality and clarity .
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we are. Again thanking you for :our verification.
Yours truly,
YOUR SUGGESTIONS WELCOMED. MAKE CJCS YOUR STATION
PLEASE ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE COMPANY
Radio Station 43GO
Dear Friend:
LONDON, CANADA
A pr i1 16, 1929.
We take this opportunity of thanking you for your comments on our pro 8ram, Receipt of this letter by you is proof of recept ioi of our station.
You twin count on MO C being on the air in the eve n ugs from 51.4e p. n. until 10 p.m. (or later) Eastern Standard Time. We also broadcast from 12.30 till lab each noon day except on Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday is our silent clay, .dept on special occasions. On Sundays we broadcast church services at 11 a.m. and 7 p. a.
Mc: 'was ::,.n output ui fia wa.tts d broadOasts on a frequency of 910 kilocycles or 329.7 meters.
Yours very truly,
H *IS ik+. rry G. L ink, Pro la Director.
Power 100 Watts
Channel 890 Kilos.
RADIO STATION
CJIC WINDSOR HOTEL - 678 QUEEN ST. E.
SAULT STE. MARIE, CANADA
J. W. Brauner, Es q.,
17 E. Spring St.,
Williamsville, N. Y.
Dear Sir:
Telephone No. 360
Post Office Box 504
October 17, 1934.
Thank you so much for your DX Relay
report, it checks with our log. We hope you
will hear us again some time, and please enclose
your blue return verification card..
Yours truly,
EA IO STATION CJIC
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aeplying to you of Lieptember ¿bth we are pleased to give you the desired information ...0 J L is on frequency check from 1.31 AM until 1.59 ou the :.ìorniut of the 19th of each month and the 20th of each month... This is for the benefit of the 0anadian radio nroadcasting 0ommiasion but our aign41a of late have not been received due to heavy interference...in fact they may put us on later due to increased power on the u stations...
uur regular hours of operation are from 12 oclock noon until 1.30 -- -that i5 l* hours -- -Then we return at 5 and remain on until b in the evening at wniun time we sign off and carry an occasional remote control dance uroaacaat usually between 10 PM and 11 PM
0H14L,iiew Liskeard is still unopened and will proably not be, until certain matters are ironed out with the 0omrniasion...This was to have ueen part of our northern iroadcasting 0ompany chain but the whole matter is in abeyance at this time...
hoping this will be of some use to you,and thanking you for your intereat,we remain.
Your truly
northern 0roadce.ating 0ompany Limited
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Williansville, N.Y.
Dear ;ir:
January 17,
Your f'..v- >r'nearin =; d..te Jan ary 1?, t 'hard a, have nuc] Leasure in v,rifyir.g your recer)tion of CJ3C in the Fall of 1928, broadcasting the World's Series Baseball Game, between the New York Y5..nkies, and the St. Louis Cardinals.
This was C'CL's Ghost Station. CJSC, the Toronto Even- ing Telegram, but wired through CKCL.
We are clad that our )ro:ra:ns cone through so cle.rly, and are so :such enjoyed. Ho ping to hear fror:i you again in the near f tore.
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Joseph Brauner, Esq., 17 Spring St., Williamsville, N.Y. U.S.A.
Dear Sir:
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We are in receipt of yours of March 31st, and
wish to thank you for the same. Am enclosing herewith,
as per request, Ekko Stamp of Station CKCL, as we have
no special stamp for CFCL, that is only the Sunday Call
of Station CKCL.
Thanking you for your letter, and hoping to
hear that you get us with equal clarity in the near
future,
Yours very truly,
BROADCAST MA"AGER. (A.P.Howells.)
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July 25th, 1929.
Receipt of yours acknowledging reception of programme from Station CTCL., and enclosing ten cents for Verification Stamp, which we have pleasure in enclosing herewith.
When you are next requiring Radio Batterids ask for Reliable and Maxirnite .
Yours very truly,
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BROADCAST MANAGER,
MAXIMITE BATTERIES, THE MOST ECONOMICAL RADIO POWER.
P.S. Regret exceedingly that I cannot answer your in- quiry re when Station CVSC is on the "Air ". Nor can I advise you where further to apply for such information.
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Jos. W. Brauner, Esq., 17 Spring St., il1Iamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir:
February 12th, 1930.
',`'i.sh to acknowledge receipt of your of February 9,
and to thank you for same.
Will pass your letter on to the Choir of Old St.
Andrews Church, where I know it will be heartily
appreciated.
Shall be very pleased to forward Ekko Stamp, as per
request, in verification of the Call Letters C.F.C.L.,
used only on our Sunday Evening Programms.
Hoping to hear from you again, at some future date,
Yours1ve y yuly,
RADIO STATION C.K.C.L.
FRESHMAN FREED -EISEMANN RADIO LIMITED TORONTO 2, CANADA
MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS
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September 13th, 1932.
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 East Spring Street, Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir:
A. P. HOWELLS General Manager
Many thanks for your very kind letter of September 3rd. We appreciate very much your remarks regarding our programs, and very glad you enjoy them.
We are enclosing the only stamp we send in response to letters and enquiries for verification, and trust this will be satisfactory.
y truly,
RAD 0 STATION CKCL.
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Mr. Joseph Brauner, 17 Spring St, Williamsvi11e.N.Y. USA
Dear Sir;-
We are in receipt of your reception card of recent date for which we wish to thank you.
We are pleased to know that you were able to pick up our station.
Enclosed ;ou will find our station ekko stamp as further proof of your reception.
Trusting to hear from you again at some future date, we are,
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PA
April 2, 1928.
Dear Er. Brauner:
We thank you for your acknowledgment in appreciation of our broadcasting program from Toronto on the evening of March 27th, and we think it very kind of you to take this trouble.
In compliance with your request, we have pleasure in enclosing herewith verification Reception Stamp of the station from which we broad- cast.
We are very glad indeed that we were able to entertain you, and trust that you will be one of our regular listeners every Tuesday night from 10:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m., Eastern Standard Time, when we will be broadcasting from Station C.K.O.W. ,
(Canada's Kow), Toronto, 517 meters.
Again thanking you for your kindness, and assuring you that we thoroughly appreciate it, we are,
P. ENCLO.
Very truly yours,
NEST LT' S FOOD COMPANY OP CANADA LIMITED.
Sales Manager.
332 Dundas Street, Galt,
Ontario, Canada. May 5th., I930.
J.W.Brauner, I7 E. Spring St., Williamsville, N.Y., U.S.A.
Dear Sir:
Your letter of the 28th. of April, to hand.Glad to state that your report on our signals is authentic. As we have no verification cards, as yet, I am taking the liberty of writing you this personal letter. Our transmitter is an R. E. L. job rated at 50 watts output, and uses the I00 percent system of modulation. I will give you our schedule of broadcasting as it stands at presant, Sunday: 9 -IO P .M. E.S.T. Monday: I2 -I 2,1. E.S.T. & 7 -8.30 P.S. E.S.T. Tuesday: " It It It 't If
Wednesday: " " " " " n
Thursday: " It It It It ff
Friday: ff It t, " f. f Saturday: " " We will broadcast the Ontario Pro. League
baseball games on Sat. afternoons, commencing Sat., May 10th. These broadcasts will be by remote control, and the time will be from 3.00 P.M. E.S.T. till about 5.30 or 6.00 P.M. E.S.T. Would certainly appreciate any reports on these remote control programmes.
In closing I want to state that we certainly appreciate your kindness in writing to us about your reception of our signals; such reports will always be answered, by me personally. Also I want to thank you on behalf of the artists. Trusting that I will have the pleasure of hearing from you again at some future date, I remain,
Yours very tr.r/75-
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W.J.Stauff Operator C.K.P .0 . VE3DF.
P .S . If you write again you may write to me personally,at my home address, as above.
100 Watts 100% Modulated
The Telephone Citg Broadcast Limited Operating
CKPC ARCADE BUILDING
BRANTFORD ONTARIO
Dec. 18, 1933.
Mr. J. 7. Brauner, 17 East Spring St., Willamsville, New York.
Dear Sir:
We have your letter advising us of re- ception on our DX program, and are glad to say that you are correct.
CKPC is a station recently operated in Preston, Ont., and now operates as The Voice of the Telephone City in Brantford. Our power is 100 watts, Crystal Controlled, and our antenna consists of wooden towers 112 ft. high. Our exact location is 65 miles W. of Buffalo on a direct line to Detroit and to the American border acvoss Lake Erie we are 60 miles.
We shall be glad to hear from you again at any time if you are able to pick us up. With very best wishes for your DX -ing.
EMFIGP.ZC
Cordially, / í'j Ge9rge M. Cootes. Managing Director.
THE T E PHONE CITY BROADCAST LTD.
7 1
Full Time 930 Kilocycles
SELL Western Ontario with The Voice of the Telephone City"
MIDLA
WE TELL THE WORLD"
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Larch 26th.I930
Mr. J.W.Brauner, I7 ü;. ;pring 3treet, :illiamsville, !.Y.
--Re: Buffalo DX Club Broadcast: --
Dear 3ir:- Please pardon my delay in attending to
the :roposition which you have to offer us in your letter of Larch Ist.I930.
Since you have not doubt not heard of our frequency allocation we might refer you to the letter -head.
It would not be convenient for us to run according to your su- Festion, however I might suggest a program of an hour and a half duration -
12:00 (mid -night) until I :30 a.m. on Saturday morn- ing, April 19th. she time is ,astern Standard. This would give you a.-;le time in which to notify the me tubers, and thw other clubs, as you suggested.
Since changing our frequency we are reaching out to more distant points, and you should experience no difficulty whatever in logging CKPR at the hour stated.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS: GEORGIAN HOTEL
MIDLAND. ONT.
ur frequency may be occupied to a certain degree by a side band from .::IPI'.7 or KMA, A, but we could arrange a slight alteration in wave to over- come this difficulty.
Please notify me at once if this will be satisfactory to you and your associates, as we must know in lots ei' time.
R. H. Farker : ___;.
"THE VOICE OF CANADA'S NORTHLAND.'
Yo: rs very truly, UC P. = . "
/ irector.
STUDIOS: ROYAL EDWARD HOTEL. OWNERS - OPERATORS: FORT WILLIAM, ONTARIO DOUG ALL MOTOR CAR CO.
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1.1r.J.W.Brauner, I7 E. Spring Street, 'Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Mr.Brauner: -
gar,' kiihám, On tamia
November 29th . , I933.
It was certainly a pleasure to hear from you, particularly since you were reporting re- ception of CKPR (even though the report was not all ':e could .Trish for) .
Reäli ing that weather condition were unfavorable we are pleased with the reports up to this time, although it is early for th:e real DX.
It is certainly a great help to get such a complete and TRUTHFUL report as yours. We need wore line you.
Kindest personal regards,
Yours very truly
HR.
GANnvIAN NNl'IUNAL CARBON COMYANY.LirnrrED
EVEREADY PRODUCTS OWNING & OPE RAPING
RADI C) S TAT I 0 N CKNC
TORONTO 805 DAVENPORT' I2(1AP
TORONTO 4,ONT.
April 26, 1933.
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 East Spring Street, Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Brauner:
BRANCH- OFFICE MONTREAL WINNIPEG CAE GARY
VAN C O JIVE R
We very much appreciate your letter of the 24th instant, which is indeed quite interesting.
We take pleasure in verifying your reception of station CHNC, which was operated by us on a frequency of 840 k. c. up
until a little over a week ago, at which time the Canadian Radio Broadcasting Commission notified us that all phantom licenses were cancelled.
We are glad to know you are receiving CKNC much better on our new wave, and hope you will continue to tune us in
often, and enjoy our various programs.
Thanking you for your interest in writing us, we are,
Yours very truly,
EVEREADY STATION CKNC (CHNC)
H.M.Badger-B.
EYE READY Radio Batteries
Flashlights &Dry Cells
Radio Secretary.
National Carbons
Pyramid Brushes
EYE READY PRESTONE
The Perfect Anti- Free:e
E T. SANDELL, PRESIDENT TELEPHONES 3260 AND 3261
TA L O H Sk 13 ATJ3 L uni
EXTRA STOCK ALE OLD STOCK ALE
INDIA PALE ALE
C. K. T. B. STUDIOS WELLAND HOUSE HOTEL
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JOHN E MALLON, MANAGER
ST. CATIJA.1?INE S 0 NI "T R I O
RADIO STATION C. K. T. B. 630 KILOCYCLES
7. T3rauncr,
Spr:'-g St.
N.Y.
EXTRA STOUT PORTER
LAGER BEER
7:3 are very sorry indeed nut you have not received your v., ''-_tion and Eno 3t.:.mp promptly, but this wa due
tJ h many thounands of similar letters received at office. We had no idea when we started our new broadcast- station that wa would have many listeners. We have on
h'-d in our office at present 18,000 letters not ans=red.
We are glad to now that you only live a few miles from. Buffalo, and that you visit Canada fre'uently, and we are exeptionally pleased that you are familiar wit' l or products. Sometime whin you are visting Canada and have an ilL:ur to spare
be pleased to have you call at our plant in St.Catharines, W111. try and make you at home, at least we can reason
together.
We have much pleasure enclosing you an Ekko Stamp :.-)peniod with Verification card.
TRANSMITTER 1000 WATTS
H. H. SLACK PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER
HEAD OFFICE. ROOM 1119
ROYAL CONNAUGHT HOTEL HAMILTON
WENTWORTH RADIO BROADCASTING CO., LTD. OPERATORS OF C. K. O. C. (HAMILTON) AND C. K. T. B. (ST. CATHARINES)
635 KILOCYCLES
J.V!. Brauner Esq. 17 East Spring Street, "7illiamsville, N.Y.
OPFICEI WELLAND HOUSE APTS.
ST. CATHARINES ONTARIO
September 15,1932.
Dear Sir: - We are in receipt of your very kind
letter of Sep.11th, for which wish to express our most sincere thanks .
Your report as stated in your letter re Win Phillip checks with the logs of our station.
Please find enclosed our verification stamp as requested, and hoping Sir in the future if you have any comments about C.I'.T.B.ts programs you will write and let us have your opinion.
Thanking you again for your letter.
Yours very truly, Station C.K.T.B.
TOW /MB.
T.0 .Wiklund, Station Manager.
E. T. SANDELL Presi,3ent
Pioneers in the use of
Vertical Antenna in Canada.
BROADCASTING STATION C.K.T.B. STUDIOS AND OFFICES LOCATED IN
The Welland House Phone3100
ST. CATHARINES Ontario
Yr. J. W. Brauner,
17 E. Spring St.,
Williamsville, N. Y.
December 20th, 1933.
STAN. SWITZER Station Director
Dear Mr. Brauner:
I wish you to thank you very much for your splendid verification of
December 14th. It is very gratifying to us to know that we are
serving your district satisfactorily and that you are,enjoying our
programs.
I am inclosing herewith one of our Echo Stamps and a copy of our letter
head so that you may have a copy of the poem " The Silver Spire ".with-
out spoiling this verification.
Now in closing may I say that CkTB fully appreciates the marvelous
co- operation of all DX Clubs and we have always found that the Newark
News Radio Club offers splendid assistance to the Radio Stations of
the United States and Canada in checking signal coverage. Again
thanking you. I am.
Yours very truly,
E. T. SANDELL President
Pioneers in the use of
Vertical Antenna in Canada.
BROADCASTING STATION C.K.T.B. STUDIOS AND OFFICES LOCATED IN
The Welland House Phone 3100
ST. CATHARINES Ontario
Dec. 27, 1933.
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 East Spring St., WILLIANiSV ILLE , N. Y.
Dear Sir:
STAN. SWITZER Station Director
Allow me at this time to thank you for your second communication it regard to our station CKTB. Your remarks are very interesting indeed and if you have anything of importance that you think we
would be interested in, and the time at your disposal, we will be
glad to receive similar communications from time to time.
Wishing you a happy and prosperous New Year, I am,
ETS /PS
Yours very
President, BROADCASTING STATION CKTB.
A. R. MCEWAN DIRECTOR OF RADIO
MONTREAL QUE.
R. H. LEEMARTIN SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
WINNIPEG MAN.
J. G. McMURTRIE BROADCASTING MANAGER
OTTAWA ONT.
G. A. WRIGHT BROADCASTING MANAGER
VANCOUVER B.C.
E. W. JACKSON RADIO REPRESENTATIVE
TORONTO ONT.
W. V. GEORGE BROADCASTING MANAGER
MONCTON N.B.
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS RADIO DEPARTMENT
Toronto, April 16th, 1929.
Mr. Joseph Brauner, 17 Spring St.,
Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of April 11th and serve to verify your reception of our station CNRL at Lond cn, Ontario.
Verification stamp of this station will be forwarded to you shortly as we have none on hand at the present time.
EW J/ HBL
Yours very truly,
adio Representative.
E- A. WEIR DIRECTOR OF RADIO
MONTREAL QUE.
R. H. LEE MARTIN SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
WINNIPEG MAN.
J. G. McMURTRIE BROADCASTING MANAGER
OTTAWA ONT.
G. A. WRIGHT BROADCASTING MANAGER
VANCOUVER B.C.
W. V. GEORGE BROADCASTING MANAGER
MONCTON N.B.
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS RADIO DEPARTMENT
Toronto, June 20, 1929.
Mr. Joseph Brauner, 17 Spring St.,
Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir : -
We are pleased to acknowledge
receipt of your letter of recent date,
reporting reception of our Station CNRT
on June 18th and enclose herewith our
booklet of programs for the month of June.
Yours very truly,
HM adio Representative.
C_4NAC_AN NATIONAL RAILWAYS RADIO DEPARTMENT
E. A. WEIR DIRECTOR CF RADIO
MONTREAL, QUE.
R. H. LEE MARTIN SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
WINNIPEG, MAN.
J. G. McMURTRIE BROADCASTING MANAGER
OTTAWA, ONT.
G. A. WRIGHT BROADCASTING MANAGER
VANCOUVER, B.C.
E. W. JACKSON RADIO REPRESENTATIVE
TORONTO, ONT.
W. E. POWELL BROADCASTING MANAGER,
MONCTON, N.B.
Mr. Joseph Brauner, 17 Spring St.,
Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-
Toronto, Nov. 1st, 1929.
We are pleased to acknowledge receipt
of your card of recant date reporting reception
of our station CURT on October 29th and enclose
herewith our programme schedule for the month of
November. Ekko Stamp is also enclosed.
Yours very truly,
adio Representative.
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS RADIO DEPARTMENT
E. A. WEIR DIRECTCR OF RADIO
MONTREAL, QUE.
R. H. LEE MARTIN SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
WINNIPEG, MAN.
J. G. McMURTRIE BROADCASTING MANAGER
OTTAWA, ONT.
G. A. WRIGHT BROADCASTING MANAGER
VANCOUVER, B.C.
E. W. JACKSON RADIO REPRESENTATIVE
TORONTO, ONT,
W. E. POWELL BROADCASTING MANAGER,
MONCTON, N.B.
Mr. J. P. Brauner, 17 E. Spring at. ,
Williamsville, N. Y.
Dear Sir : -
Toronto, Oct. 25, 1929.
This will acknowledge receipt of your
letter of October 22nd reporting reception of
our station GNRX.
This station added to our chain and supply of Ekko Stamps. you as soon as we have
EV`JJ/ HTvi
has only recently been we have not yet received a One will be forwarded to them.
Yours very truly,
e0:az-e_
Radio Representative.
CANADIAN RADIO BROADCASTING COMMISSION COMMISSION CANADIENNE DE LA RADIODIFFUSION
COMMISSIONERS: COMMISSAIRES:
HECTOR CHARLESWORTH. CHAIRMAN -PRÉSIDENT
THOMAS MAHER. VICE- CHAIR MAN -V ICEPRÉSI DENT
LT. -COL. W. ARTHUR STEEL
Dear Sir,
Ottawa, May 5th, 1933.
This will acknowledge your letter of April 23rd, in which you give certain information with regard to radio conditions in Canada.
The data which you give in connection with the changes on Hamilton and Toronto stations is very interesting, as it is quite different from what we have been led to believe by the station owners themselves. I should be very glad indeed to hear from you occasionally, and we are particularly interested in whether the conditions you describe continue into the summer. Station ORCO in Ottawa was formerly known as CNRO and operated on 500 kilocycles. It has now been moved to 88O kilocycles. We would expect some decrease in coverage, but can assure you that within the service area of the station there is a vast improvement. Undoubtedly with your greater proximity to your high -power American stations you will have trouble in your own area. The description you give of the programs heard on 880 kilocycles on April 22nd would indicate that you were listening to the Ottawa station ORCO. At the time you mention, this station was operating without crystal control. I would be glad to know whether at the present time there is any difference in the receiving conditions which you describe.
I am enclosing herewith a copy of the new list of frequencies in use in Canada. I trust that this will be of some use to you in your work.
J. W. Brauner, Esq., 17 East Spring Street Williamsville, New York,
U. S. A.
Yours very sincerely,
W. Ar hur Steel Commissioner.
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CANADIAN RADIO BROADCASTING COMMISSION COMMISSION CANADIENNE DE LA RADIODIFFUSION
CRCW, WINDSOR, Ont., Feb. 21, 1935
Mr. J. W. Brauner 17 E. Spring St. Williamsville, N. Y.
Dear Sir:
We do appreciate very much your communication re reception of our station, ORCW Windsor, operating on 600 K.C's.
To date we have no official verification cards on hand so please accept this letter as verification of your reception of our station and programs which check with our log according to your letter.
At the present time we are operating from 5.30 P.M. Eastern Standard Time until 11.15 P.M.
Voicing our appreciation of your interest, I have the pleasure to be,
JR/..TM
Yours very sincerely,
J. \2adford Mgr. CRCW y
CANADIAN NATIONAL CARBON COtiIYAIN1.LIrIIrrFD
EVEREADY OWNING C)PI:RArING
RADIO S TAT ION CKNC;
TORONTO
EvIItFaa,r
PRODUCTS BRANCH OFFICE S 1'4ONTREAL WINNIPEG CAL GARl'
VAN COUt'ER 8()3 17AVEP0}2T I2(1A17
TORONTO 4,ONT. DECEhTF:R 11 th, 1928.
zvir. Joseph Brauner, 17 Spring St., WI77,IAMSVIL7.E,
Dear Mr. Brauner:
We wish to acknowledge your report on our experimental transmission of I'ovember 18th, and would say that VE -9CB is not a new call sign, but merely the one used for test purposes only.
We are very grateful for your comments on our feature programs and would be very glad for your reports at any time.
J.W.Barnaby/BT
Radio Batteries Flashlights &Dry Cells
Yours very truly,
EVERLADY BATTERY STATIOR, CKLC,
( "/ ' -`/' Chief Engineer.
National Carbons
Pyramid Brushes
EVEREADY PRESIONE
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PROPRIETORS OF THE SAINT JOHN NEWS CO.
WHOLESALE NEWS DEALERS
PUBLISHER'S AGENTS
A C. A. MUNRO, LIMITED.
MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS: SPECIALTY MERCHANTS DRUG SUNDRIES
RADIO RECEIVERS AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT
18 -20 -22 CANTERBURY STREET, SAINT JOHN. N. B.
Mr. Jos. VI.
17 E. Sprir lilliamsvil
Dear Sir: --
Brauner, St.,
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March
3, 1930
CODES WESTERN UNION
A. B. C. 5TH. CABLE ADDRESS
SALESMAN
':;et would verify your reception of our broadcast on the mornirlg of trie '2' /th of February, and would
enclose herewith our "Ekko" Stamp.
..'e thank you for your interest, and hope you will often be able to pick us up.
CAM :A(7 Enc.
Very truly yours,
C. A. MUNRO, LIMITED
a. OINERS & OPERATORS STATION C F B 0
STUDIO CAPITOL THEATRE
337.1 METERS
890 K. C.
ASSOCIATED WITH THE MARITIME BROADCASTER - THE MARITIME WEEKLY FEATURE PAPER.
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HARDWARE & SPORTING GOODS
PRE DF RICTON, N. B. i)ecemï?.er ?, 1932.
J. T . Brauner, ?;pa. , 17 rast Rrring qt.,
illiamsvil.le , N. Y.
Dear Sir: r:
`fie have yours cg the 4th. instant and are
certainly mery glad indeed to have you report that you listeñto our D.X. Program on December 4th.
You muet realize that, when boys are work- ing all day long, they do not like to get up in the
night and put on a special program. However, vie did
happen to persuade them to dó it in this case, and we
are well satisfied with the r esults obtained.
We are very Proud of our little transmitt-
ing equipment here, manufactured by the Marconi Com-
pany, and we think it is as good as anything on the
market.
We are also very Proud of our announcer,
who is giving wonderful satisfaction.
There is no question at all about you hear -
ing otr Station, as all you told us was absolutely correct.
'Te have had over one hundred and fifty lett- ers already,from as far south as Baltimore and as far west as Detroit, and, no dourt, the mails this wee17
will bring in many more letters.
"Te hone to nut on another Program a little
later, made un of local talent, but, before doing so, will advise your Pedio Clubs, so that the American fans will be listening for us.
Thanking you for writing us, we are
Yours truly,
JAS. S,-. MILL & SONS, LTD.
keca JSNiD }} Tre OPERATING BROADCASTIN ecST'ATION : Y N _ B.
RADIO STATION
CHSJ NEW BRUNSWICK BROADCASTING CO., LIMITED ADMIRAL BEATTY HOTEL
SAINT JOHN, N. B., CANADA P. O. BOX 1229
ASSOCIATED WITH THE TELEGRAPH -JOURNAL AND THE EVENING TIMES -GLOBE
May 17, 1934.
Mr. J. W. Brauner, Wlllia:mwville, New York.
Dear Sir:-
We hEve your letter of March 3 with record of reception of this station and from the informatiJu given by you find it to be correct. This letter is to serve as a verification.
Yours truly,
New Brunswick Broadcasting Co. Ltd.
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 E. Spring St., Williamsville, N. Y.
C H S J
SAINT JOHN
NEW BRUNSWICK
CANADA
1120 Kilocycles
Comparing our records of November 18/34...we find that your report of
reception is correct.
STTIONCHSJ
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Remarks:
11-1) _17 OFFICE AND STUDIOS
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BLDG.
-,/J1Jile`irDN, N. B.
OFFICE AND STUDIOS. RADIO BUILDING
TRANSMITTER: SOUTH BAR ROAD
RADIO STATION
SYDNEY 1000
N OVA SCOTIA
WATTS
OWNED AND OPERATED BY
NATHANSON'S RADIO HEADQUARTERS
THE ONLY BROADCASTING STATION CCNSTANTLY REACHING THE HOMES OF CAPE BRETON ISLAND.
THE GREATEST INDUSTRIALLY DEVELOPED. AND MOST THICKLY POPULATED SECTION OF THE MARITIME PROVINCES.
December 27, 1934.
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 East Spring St., Williamsville, N. Y.
Dear Sir:
Thank you for your communication of December 22nd and the detailed report which you have given. We certainly assure you that the pains you took are appreciated.
It might interest you to know that we made considerable coverage during these tests, having already heard from the western part of Ontario and as far south as Pennsylvania, although we feel certain, from the signal strength reported, that we must have travelled much further. Naturally, the interference on /the same wave length would be sure to cut us off sooner than our signal would be otherwise affected.
We are already in communication with your co- worker, Mr. W. 7. Applegate, and you will likely hear of a DX test from this station shortly, through your regular club channels.
Again thanking you for your report.
Very truly yours,
NN/MG
OFFICE AND STUDIOS. RADIO BUILDING
TRANSMITTER: SOUTH BAR ROAD
RADIO STATION
SYDNEY 1000
NOVA SCOTIA
WATTS
OWNED AND OPERATED BY
NATHANSON'S RADIO HEADQUARTERS
THE ONLY BROADCASTING STATION CCNSTANTLY REACHING THE HOMES OF CAPE BRETON ISLAND. THE GREATEST INDUSTRIALLY DEVELOPED. AND MOST THICKLY POPULATED SECTION OF THE MARITIME PROVINCES.
i'eb rua ry 8, 1935.
:'r. J. :7. Brauner, 17 ;. Spring St., Williamsville, 11. Y.
Dear Sir:
Thank you for your detailed report of January 27th, reporting reception of our DX test on that morning. "our r'urther comment on the clarity and strength of our signal is also noted, and is deeply appreciated.
. 7e note your reference to 7XYZ interrering with reception from this station during nur regular broadcasting hours,and in this connection would point out that we have replies from several parts of New York State that report just the opposite, that is that we blanket 7XYZ. 'rankly, therefore, it seems to be a fight between the two of us for coverage in :'ew York State, but si nce we are considerably further away than WXYZ, we feel that we are doing very good under the circumstances.
It is not likely that we will be putting on DX tests for some time to come, which is a resumption o? our previous policy to refuse DX test broadcasting, because of the improbability of a clear channel and the very early hours of the morning we have to go on the air.
NN/MG
Very truly 7o ur s,
RA TfiT10P! CJC%
Preparing for
YARMOUTH'S ' 75TH ANNIVERSARY
Address all communications to KIERAN KELTY, Executive Secretary
P. 0. Box 179
Yarmouth, N. S., Canada
February 8
1 9 3 6
Dear Mr. Brauner : -
Just a hearty hello for it seems like hearing from a long -lost boy to receive your letter. Although I am not connected with 'JJLS at the present time- having my hands full with the big celebration we are preparing for, - I do thank you for your fine letter and report on reception, not only for myself, but for our dandy little sta tion. 1. aissure you I. am quite proud of it,and hope to see better thir}gs come from it in the future.
the Dx programs this year- for the 11Eá- originate wi th the 175th Anniversary Advertising committee, and I assure you we
are getting our money's worth in responses. It has been a real pleasure to work with Bill Applegate, and around here the 1iI1F:C
can ask for most anything they want and get it. Incidentally, I have invited the 1I'1 C to hold their Convention here this surn::er,and extended a personal invitation to every member to visit us, one way or another.
I might advise that you listen in the 5th of April,wben I will have our local band (Yarmouth military) thirty -six pieces- on
the air in a concert program f r the i ILC. I fancy that will climax my efforts with local talent. I have on one or two occasions, said hello to you during these programs, and asked if you were sick,sore or lost, but 1 see from your letter that you were busy and I'm glad to hear that you are. i have passed along your thanks and regards to all the talent,and they all send -with myself- greetinga,thanks and best wishes. and- hope we may have the pleasure of a visit from you
sometiì e .
uordia yours,
xec a cre Tsi r. J.'-,i . B ra u n er 17 _1..:?Spring 7 '^lii liamsville,i.Y.
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PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
ACADIA UNIVERSITY WOLFVILLE. N. S.
December 8, 1932.
le are very pleased to verify your report of
reception of the DX program broadcasted by Station
CKIC from 4 :01 - 5:03 a.m. E.S.T. on December 3,
1932.
For the information of those who inquired, we
wi h to say that Station CKIC is a. 50 watt station.
Ve are glad to know you enjoyed the program and
wish to thank you for writing.
:. Ptësiclent:
ACADIA UNIVERSITY
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
WOLFVILLE, N. S.
tir. J. Brauner,
17 East Spring St.,
Williamsville,
New York.
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Arabia Anz4r.erzzk WOLFVILLE,NOVA SCOTIA
December 30, 1932.
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 rast Spring Street, Williamsville, N. Y.
Dear Sir:
Thank you for your letter of December 24th, criticizing the form or verification used by Station Clile. As a matter of fact, this Station is non- commercial, has practically no income, uses University funds, and provides DX programs at all only because persistently requested to do so. They do not come within the regular program or the Station.
I quite see your point of view in the matter. It came at a time when the entire orrice staff was especially busy and there ;gas no alternative to this in the acknowledging of the hundreds of letters re- ceived from all over the United States and Canada.
rewr : T
Yours sincerely,
President.
J. A.G ESN ER C TIRE AND RADIO SHOP
CHARLOTTETOWN, P E.I.
DECEMBER ONE
19 32
Mr. J. 11. Brauner, 17 East Spring St., Williamsville, N. Y.
Dear Sir:
We beg to acknowledge receipt of your communication of recent date and wish to take this opportunity to verify your re- ception of transmission from our station.
We are very glad to know you were successful in picking us up at such a con- siderable distance.
In the meantime we beg to remain,
Yours very truly,
J. A. SNER TIRE & RADIO SHOP
PER
JAG'JHG RADI i CHCK.
HOLMAN LIMITE BROADCASTI NG DIVISION
Mr. J. J. Brauner, 17 E. Spring St., Jilliamsville, N. Y. U. O. . Dear Sir;-
H G ÈTÉRS IIZOKlt° S 500 WATTS
EFFECTIVE COVERAGE - PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND EASTERN NEW BRUNSWICK. NORTHERN NOVA SCOTIA -
THE MOST PROSPEROUS HALF OF THE MARITIMES.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CANADA
Nove mber 26th, 1932.
:Je have just received your letter of November 21st reporting reception of our Station and wish to verify this report. de have been getting out unusually well lately, and have had reports of reception from St. Catherines, Ontario, several in Massachusette, New Yotk, New Jersey and New Hampshire.
Although we have already promised to dedicate our DX program of December 4th to the New England Radio Club. e are also broadcasting a special DX program on Saturday December 3rd from 5.00 to 5.30 P.L. to the Intertational Radio Club, any.:
would appreciate it very much if you will arrange to give this special some publicity.
JEW GIuI
Yours truly,
R. T. HOI,yLLT1 I,Ii. ITED.
.Per
James E. Millman
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Member of THE CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS. RP-011- 5 M
Associated with CANADIAN RADIO CORPORATION. TRANS - CANADA BROADCASTING CO.. CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY CHAIN, MARITIME BROADCASTING CHAIN. INCLUDING CHNS.HALIFAX.CFBO.SAINT JOHN. CNRA,MONCTON.CFNB.FREDERICTON. CJCB.SVDNEY. CFCYAND CHCK.CHARLOTTETOwN.
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Fey ISLAND RADIO BROADCASTING CO. LTD.
CHARLOTTETOWN EsT. 1924
Lovember 14, 1934.
Lear LX Fan:
630 KILOCYCLES 6080 KILOCYCLES
We are very pleased indeed to be able to verify your report of reception from our station.
Your report checks accurately with our log or that time of day.
Yours truly,
ISL d i i IÙ 13-ziUAiCb5` )lúG CO. LT.I.
For Managing L i r e t o r .
REGIONAL KEY STATION CANADIAN RADIO BROADCASTING COMMISSION
THE ISLAND RADIO BROADCASTING CO. LIMITED OFFICE & STUDIO - 143 GREAT GEORGE STREET
TRANSMITTERS - WEST ROYALTY
K. S. ROGERS. MANAGING DIRECTOR
PHONE 741
Dear Liï Lis tener:
CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
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de s'r: to ack no:.led^ e;-our report as to reception iro:_- our Etation nu sa.:; that it checks accuratel,y it]. our for that time of day. 1c. the reiore take ple a^urc. in veri_,- ;, it. the repor t.
lours tru1,y,
I IG 'Ii.: 0C.
naT 1 Director.
BASIC PROVINCIAL KEY STATION CANADIAN RADIO COMMISSION MEMBER TRANS -CANADA CHAIN. MEMBER MARITIME CHAIN
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Mr. J.W. Brauner, 17 East Spring East, Williamsville, N J.
Gentleman: -
MONTRÉAL J. -N. -A. PERRAULT
GÉRANT
March 1st, 1M3.
We are pleased to advise you that the programme listened to between 4 and 5 o'clock Saturday morning, February 25th, was broadcast by station C.H.L.P. - This letter is a verifi- cation of the fact that you received our station.
Sometime during the month of March, we expect to broadcast another programme for DX'rs, and we hope to have the pleasure of your being with us again.
Yours truly,
H. G. Gonthier, Director Station C H.L.P.
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Mr. J.W. Brauner, 17 East Spring Street, Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir,
MONTRÉAL J. -N. -A. PERRAULT
GÉRANT
April 28th,1933.
I thank you very much for your interesting
letter of the 26th instant.
This letter is a verification of the reception
of our station CHLP on the date and time mentioned in
your letter.
I must call to your attention that our wavelength
was 1200 Kcs, but was changed sometime ago to 1120 Kcs.
Yours truly,
H.Geo. Gonthier, Director - Station CHLP.
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I ocafed at /he NEW V/CTo.'PiA ,*TEL. /fOTEL VicTOR/A,
CHRC LTD
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QUEBEC:, PO. CANADA May ,1St, 1932.
J. W. Brauner, Esq., 17, East Spring street, WILLIAMSVILLE, N. Y.
Dear Mr. Brauner:-
Very sorpy to hear that your letter verifying a reception in 1929 was not acknowledged. However, this time to verify the DX Broadcast that you logged on the 23rai.of April. 1932. I am surprised to hear that the broadcast came in so good and clear.
As asked on yours, CKCI is on the air everyda -.- at 1. p.m. DST and also uses 645 kes. I understand by your letter that you get this station, will you kindly verify that and also hope that you'll get CHRC in the evenings.
amg.
Yours very truly,
Radio Station CHRC,,
O.R. HARVEY MANAGER
RESEARCH PRODUCTS SALES
Northern Eleclrlc Cot/vivify LIMITED
GENERAL SALES DIVISION
637 CRAIG STREET WEST
POST OFFICE DRAWER 2850 TELEPHONE LANCASTER 4151
MONTREAL,QUE.
r. J. W. Brauner, 17 E. Spring Street, Williamsville, I.Y.
Dear. Sir:-
GENERAL SALES DIVISION: 637 CRAIG ST.,WEST, MONTREAL
DISTRIBUTING HOUSES:
HALIFAX SAINTJOHN, N.B. MONTREAL QUEBEC OTTAWA NEW LISKEARD TORONTO HAMILTON LONDON WINDSOR WINNIPEG REGINA CALGARY EDMONTON,ALTA.
VANCOUVER
July 24, 1929.
File: ? TSR. Dept. 42.
We are in receipt of your very kind letter
regarding our broadcasting station C.h.Y.C. and we have looked
up your letter of April 18th and in sending you the information
that date you are absolutely correct and the "Song of the
Vagabond" was one of the numbers played at that time. You can
therefore, tell your Club that this is quite in order and that
they should recognize this letter as an authority from our station
assuring them that you heard the broadcast in question.
We thank you for your kind remarks contained
in your letter and kindly be advised that we will be on the air
again with a very powerful plant of 5 KW capacity, on September 15th.
Yours very truly,
",' ?n' 'TZODUCrilS SALES DEPARZ'TM IT .
LE JOURNAL DOMINANT LE RICHE MARCHE DE MONTREAL ET DU QUEBEC
STUDIO:
980 STE -CATHERINE OUEST
POSTE EMETTEUR
ST- HYACINTHE. QUE.
MEMBRE DE L'A.B.C.
FONDEE EN 1884
MONT EAL C. K. A. C.
Mr. Z. W. Brauner, 17 East Spring Street, Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Brauner,
Sept. 26, 1932.
/ POUVOIR D'EMISSION
5.000 WATTS- ANTENNE
It is with great pleasure that we acknowledge your letter of Sept. 25th.
We are glad to hear that you are enjoying our programs. It is our policy to broadcast as much classical and semi-classical music as possible,leaving jazz aside.A1-
though there are some very good dance orchestras which are a delight to listeners -in.
We have no Ekko stamps,but are pleased to verify your reception of our "Teaberry Chewing Gum" program, from 5.45 to 6,00 P.M.,EST., and the morning program of "popular melodies ", from 9.45 to 10.00 A.M.,EST.
C.H.Y.C. use our transmitter on Sundays only,
broadcasting from 11.00 to 12.30 in the morning and from 7.30
to 9,00 P.M. We are returning your coin.
TAD/B.
Truly y
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C. K. A. C.
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TEL. 2.5656
Québec, October 27th,1933.
Mr. J.W. Brauner, 17 E. Spring St., Williamsville, N.Y.,USA
Dear Radio Listener:-
24th,
Oxygène et Acetylène pour
Souder et Couper
Congratulations for your report of October
Revising same with our schedule of activities of that date, we find that you checked us up pretty closely. We are glad to hear that our modulation is so close to the maximum of per- centage and we will appreciate further report- r any pickup you i.ight make with this station.
AP/JR
Yours very tr C. .. V pe I
Owners and operators of Broadcasting Station C. K. C. V.
LA VOX X Du CANADA TRANCAI.f
IC IKCS0 DOcST QAD'oAllon'QuL. CKCV DQOAQ'ETA'QC
142 1211C 5'dCAN TCLCPhOT1t 2-1565
UtBCC October 2nd, 1935.
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 E. Spring Street, Williamsville, N. Y.
Dear Sir :
We wish to acknowledge receipt of
your DX report dated September 29th., which we are
pleased to say is faithful to our broadcast.
C
PL/PM
Sincerely yours,
UL LEPAGE Manager
A. R. McEWAN DIRECTOR OF RADIO
MONTREAL DUE.
R. H. LEEMARTIN SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
WINNIPEG MAN.
J. G. McMURTRIE BROADCASTING MANAGER
OTTAWA ONT.
G. A. WRIGHT BROADCASTING MANAG ER
VANCOUVER B.C.
E. W. JACKSON RADIO REPRESENTATIVE
TORONTO ONT.
W. V. GEORGE BROADCASTING MANAGER
MONCTON N.B.
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS RADIO DEPARTM ENT
Montreal, Que. April 16th, 1929.
Mr. Joseph Brauner, 17 Spring Street.,
Williamsville, N. Y. U. E. A.
Dear Sir:
Please accept our thanks for your letter of
April 11th, reporting reception of dance programme from
Station ÇNRM on that evening.
We are pleased to verify your report, and
as requested are enclosing herevd th a CNRM verification
stamp.
Under separate cover we ere sending you a
copy of our radio programme booklet, which we trust you will
find useful in tuning -in future Canadian National Railways
broadcasts. Thanking you for your communication.
Yours very trytly ,
B/w. Director of Programmes.
,A aA:,ttylr DIRECTOR OF RADIO
MONTREAL QUE.
R. H. LEEMARTIN SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE
WINNIPEG MAN.
J. G. McMURTRIE BROADCASTING MANAGER
OTTAWA ONT.
G. A. WRIGHT BROADCASTING MANAGER
VANCOUVER B.C.
E. W. JACKSON RADIO REPRESENTATIVE
TORONTO ONT.
W. V. GEORGE BROADCASTING MANAG ER
MONCTON N.B.
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS RADIO DEPARTMENT
Mr. Joseph Brauner, 17 Spring Str.,
M.11iamsville, N.Y.
Dear Sir:-
Montreal, (k,ue.,
May 20th, 1929.
File 7-A-4,
Please accept our thanks for your letter of May 12th, reporting reception of programme from our station CNRQ Quebec City on the evening of May 9th.
This we are very pleased to confirm as requested and under separate cover we are sending you a copy of our programme booklet together with a CNRQ verification stamp.
Thanking you for your interest.
Yours very truly,
3J1 Director of Programmes.
AJB/RE
CANADIAN RADIO BROADCASTING COMMISSION COMMISSION CANADIENNE DE LA RADIODIFFUSION
Quebec, October 4th, 1934
Mr. S. W. Brauner, 17 East Spring St., ,Williamsville, N. Y.
Dear Sir:
' ;e have received your letter of October 1st., for which please accept our thanks.
From the details given in your letter, we are pleased to inform you that it is C. R. C. K. you have heard on a frenuency of 10b0 kylocycles.
7e trust you have enjoyed our pro- grams and hope that d'iring the present radio season, you shall receive many more of them.
Yours truly,
K., Quebec
CANADIAN RADIO BROADCASTING COMMISSION COMMISSION CANADIENNE DE LA RADIODIFFUSION
Montreal, Que., November 27th, 1933.
Mr. J.W. Brauner, 17, East Spring Street, WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Brauner :
We certainly appreciate your kindness in writing us on Nov. 22nd, concerning the reception of CRCM in your locality. Your report is most interesting and will be of great help to our engineers.
This letter will serve as a verification of your reception of CRCM on November 19th and 21st.
The Ritz Carlton trio usually gives a half -hour concert, daily, between 5.00 and 5.30 P.M.
Again thanking you for your kindness, we are,
Truly yours,
Dir e(ç or of Broad ' asting (Eastern Division)
HHB/LT
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BOITE POSTALE NO. 74
TEL: SHERWOOD 2950
2 RUE CHATEAUGUAT
" POSTE DE RADIODIFFUSION BROADCASTING STATION
rI HULL - QUEBEC P
CANADA
HULL, QUE AUZUS t 23Nó . 1933
J.W.Brauner, Esq., 17 East Spring Street, WILLIAMSVILLE, New York. U.S.A.
Dear Mr Brauner,
We greatly appreciate your letter of the 20th instant relative to our broadcast of August 17th between the hours of 7.25pm. and 8.00ipm. Eastern Daylight Saving time.
We are glad indeed to learn of the clarity with which our signal was received in Williamsville and to verify your reception of Station C.K.C.H. by your remarks concerning our program. It is a pleasure to receive word from our friends at distant points most especially when in the form of the very descriptive letter with which you have favoured us.
on a frequency using the most
at any time or Club who might
efforts,
AG.-EWW
Radio Station CKCH, Hull, Quebec operates of 1200 Kcs. with an output of 100 watts modern Marconi equipment throughout.
We shall be glad to hear from you again from any member of the Newark News Radio happen to tune in on this Station.
With best wishes for your future "DX"
I remain, Yours very truly,
A. Groulx, Ma.naaer Radio Station CKCH, Hull, Quebec, Canada.
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OWNED AND OPERATED BY
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WINNIPEG
August 10, 1929.
Mr. Joseph Bauner, 17 E SpringSt., Williamsville, U. S. A.
Dear Sir,
FLEMING. SASK.
We have great pleasure in confirming your reception of a program from CJEW, r'leming, Saskatchewan, on June 16, 1929.
We do not as a rule send out confirmation of reception. We so rarely receive incorrect reports that we find it better to send out schedule cards or booklets to all listeners whose reportsindicate actual reception. When we do receive an incorrect report, we make a practice of writing to the listener informing him of his error.
stat ion.
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Thanking you for your interest in our
Yours very truly,
JAMES RICHARDSO:: & SONS, LIMITED
Broadcasting Manager.
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MOOSE JAW RADIO ASSOCIATION
Droners and Operators of IOAB, The Community Station
Studio: In the Grant Hall Hotel.
Station Phone 3474
OFFICERS: Hon. President
NORMAN BELLAMY
President S. J. HAWKINS
First Vice- President A. J. WICKENS
Second Vice -President H. L. PAINE
Treasurer
J. W. HANLEY
Secretory
H. C. BUCHANAN
Chief Operator A. E. JACOBSON
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
S. J. BAKER F. BARNES R. DUNLOP I nave your letter of lac 3rd inst. J. H. S. GARRETT and :1 ti'J rr ! t hat ou were r 1 t o ;; 1Ck li'J our W. J. JONES H. LARGE station last Sunday morning. apparently the weather ARNOLD MAYBERY was poor for broadcasting, nevertaeless the replies
Brauner, 17 _ st Spring St., illia.insville, I;.Y.
Dear :Tr. 3rauner;
MOOSE JAW, SASK.
ril 7ti1, 1K2.
W. V. STEVENS I. T. TURNER began to . :o.nV in yesterday atir today in a very
encouraging manner. For :.-our information am enclosing a clipping from last nights 'Toole Jaw Evening t2imes and this aoryling I received letters from Brooklyn 7.Y.; Toledo, Ohio; Tacoma, Was _ington; Chicago Ill..; Drummondville, !Quebec; and Victoria, British Coiumbi4, all of °won undoubtedly had heard our program. Practically all reported heavy static so we are hoping for better weather next Sunday and the Sunda ;,/ after.
;e were very pleased infidel to get copies of the Newark rie you so iu _î, sent us .rlá we next fall to be s,J.t1 IJ put an ,no tier series o__ p Leese programmes. We nave cer- tainly been surprised at the dis ante the st.ition has carried. For :lour own confidential iÙï or.;la tion our authorized power is 50 watts but our volt meter is broken :n our power may be a little hi=gher. 7e cent i rll. ar prec irate the opportunity y )ur orw __nizati on have given us to put on these D. progra:-_::ues and as I said before will be glad to co- operate vita you a min later in putting on another series. .. will be writing you again later to give you any further interesting items in con section wita t-lis s _rice: of :i;í tests.
Yours truly,
.i T t.t
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MOOSE JAW RADIO ASSOCIATION
9n:tiers and Operators of 10.4B, The Community Station
Studio: In the Grant Hall Hotel.
Station Phone 3474
OFFICERS: Hon. President
NORMAN BELLAMY
President S. J. HAWKINS
First Vice-President A. J. WICKENS
Second Vice-President H. L. PAINE
Treasurer J. W. HANLEY
Secretory H. C. BUCHANAN
Chief Operator A. E. JACOBSON
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
S. J. BAKER F. BARNES R. DUNLOP J. H. S. GARRETT W. J. JONES H. LARGE ARNOLD MAYBERY W. V. STEVENS J. T. TURNER
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MOOSE JAW, SASK.
April lc, 19:7:2.
u were ihtcae.--t -our letter of April 10th but sorr tí c was so much static
t you were UL1.h1 to .ear our proe at all cicarly. Fro i tac :Ja n.ve iù mir letter you it alriht but T or that 1L4Lt
Sand :aoruin 7 fro: the stalic point of view heard us a tileA4b.
e ù now calipl.tod our three tests .Tor the eward E.OWS D_:.4i) Club an'l '.,re very plea. e( indee.1 tlith th.., result o ts.
ù-ve let,ciS Atl nlie _Lacific coacts fro-a 7,outh cai-olina, Colorado and :::ansas. 1' or :J,: lation I an CriclOSing an itz1,.3 ape.rina in our loccl p.-J-)er 1,1.t 'aturday in tui. ecion. .:.ho re-House hr:.s ,Joen so
tù.c.t ) . h ve Tecie t on her two te.--ts, one on 7,rid y IlL7 let at the re-
uest of tle.. orld 12.eception club T7...nd the other Du :211n1. cth at the reue;A o_ the nrnscontin- ent._,1 Club, ;JJ",_ proc'rammes co-yaen in at 1:00
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T only ho:oe it -R-J,,s as interestina to the .11erlbr, the 7ewark 1;cws Club to receive
pro-ramie L-c it ior u- to .,ro-dc-t it. I than', :-. 'our club _Ji LiL co-Jobration the:, -Lve J.s in con ectiJn these prorammes.
I notice,b7,/ th ay,in our letter tht :Je arc run,!inp over our scùedule tje. at is true. 7'e fraa Victori,.L
MOOSE JAW RADIO ASSOCIATION
Owners and Operators of 10Aß. The Community Station Studio: In the Grant Hall Hotel.
Station Phone 3474
OFFICERS: Hon. President
NORMAN BELLAMY
President S. J. HAWKINS
First Vice -President A. J. WICKENS
Second Vice -President H. L. PAINE
Treasurer J. W. HANLEY
Secretory H. C. BUCHANAN
Chief Operator A. E. JACOBSON
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
S. J. BAKER F. BARNES R. DUNLOP J. H. S. GARRETT W. J. JONES H. LARGE ARNOLD MAYBERY W. V. STEVENS J. T. TURNER
MOOSE JAW, SASK.
st in- t:i -.t t'4J Oi tia,_ o_ Et :' t_ LJrl: with lenr_Zs si;ailLr to ours -t-rett:a well blotted pro-r-'îl;le until 1:00 T. ., T'.(`.'. Por t:lis we ;_e:i,t on ti ll : Z0 :_. S:n.
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-.9ati ., out our r::aÚon
;;ecre tLry .
Ufl, MOOSE JAW RADIO
ASSOCIATION .turners and Operators of 10.4ß, The Cornrnunity Station
Studio: In the Grant Hall Hotel.
Station Phone 3474
OFFICERS: Hon. President
NORMAN BELLAMY
President S. J. HAWKINS
First Vice -President A. J. WICKENS
Second Vice -President H. L. PAINE
Treasurer J. W. HANLEY
Secretory H. C. BUCHANAN
Chief Operator A. E. JACOBSON
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
S. J. BAKER F. BARNES R. DUNLOP J. H. S. GARRETT W. J. JONES H. LARGE ARNOLD MAYBERY W. V. STEVENS 1. T. TURNER
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 E. Spring St., Williamsville, N.Y.
Dear Mr. Brauner;
MOOSE JAW, SASK.
April 30th, 1932.
I was again pleased to receive your letter of April 21st but sorry you did not catch us on our three broadcasts.
I also want to thank you for the papers and clippings which have been sent and especially the Newark News which reached here this morning, giving a record of our proposed DX programme tomorrow morning. I
read with interest your letter to Mr. Paine. Not being an "old ham' myself I was rather mystified at portions of your letter but Mr. Paine very kindly explained them to me. The matter of the results of our DX tests came before our executive at it's last meeting and I was instructed to write you on their behalf expressing the sincerest appreciation of the association to you, the Newark News Radio Club, the Newark News and other agencies in the States who co- operated with us so kindly and so freely in connection with these tests. We are more than pleased at the results and had we known the possibilities of DX programmes we would have put a number on earlier in the season. We hope however, this fall that we will be able to work with you again to put on a series when the weather is more propitious for broadcasting.
We were able to verify 31 letters and cards reporting reception on the first test, 82 on the second, and 27 on the third. we found Chicago got our programmes particularly well, also the district around Denver and Kansas
MOOSE JAW RADIO ASSOCIATION
Dc,ners and Operators of 10Aß, The Community Station Studio: In the Grant Hall Hotel.
Station Phone 3474
OFFICERS: f /on. President
NORMAN BELLAMY
President S. J. HAWKINS
First Vice- President A. J. WICKENS
Second Vice- President H. L. PAINE
Treasurer J. W. HANLEY
Secretary H. C. BUCHANAN
Chief Operator A. E. JACOBSON
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
S. J. BAKER F. BARNES R. DUNLOP
J. H. S. GARRETT . J. JONES
H. LARGE ARNOLD MAYBERY W. V. STEVENS J. T. TURNER
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MOOSE JAW. SASK.
City. We also have had reports of good reception from Hamilton Ontario, Drummondville Quebec, Brooklyn N.Y., and different points in North Carolina, Ohio, 'Jest Virginia, Alabama, Michigan, Indiana, Colorado, Texas, Missouri, California, Washington and inter- vening states. I enclose herewith a list of membe s f your club who id:ntified them- selves citing to this station. I thought it might be interesting to you.
I am very sorry that you did not hear these programmes because i should have liked to have your criticism for future improvement. If however you have heard of any criticism or could offer any we would certainly appreciate hearing from you. As I intimated before we have been ignorant of the possibilities of these tests and have not bothered much whether we were in any of the logs or not. I woult like however to have the station mentioned for next fall in as many radio logs as possible. I was wondering if you could give me a hint as to how to go about this. If so it will be greatly appreciated.
I think when I answered you first letter last winter I told you that we were expecting to get new equipment. We have every expectation not withstanding hard times of getting some money to purchase this equip- ment to be installed next fall and I am sure you can look forward to hearing us at that time even though we may not have got out to you this spring. I do not expect we will get any more results from the programmes tomorrow norning and the following Sunday morning but it will give us experience anyway.
With best wishes,
fia
MOOSE JAW RADIO ASSOCIATION
Owners and Operltors of 10,4B, The Community Station Studio: In the Grant Hall Hotel.
Station Phone 3474
OFFICERS: Hon. President
NORMAN BELLAMY
President S. J. HAWKINS
First Vice -President A. J. WICKENS
Second Vice -President H. L. PAINE
Treasurer J. W. HANLEY
Secretary H. C. BUCHANAN
Chief Operator A. E. JACOBSON
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
S. J. BAKER F. BARNES R. DUNLOP J. H. S. GARRETT W. J. JONES H. LARGE ARNOLD MAYBERY W. V. STEVENS J. T. TURNER
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MOOSE. JAW, SASK.
Geo. A. Berg, 925 So. Oak park Ave., oak nark, Illinois. John Janecko, 83 Easy Street, Uniontown, Pennslyvania. R. H. Seidel, 2828 Washington, Lincoln, Neb. W. H. Applegate, 341 North Waller Ave., Chicago, ill.
J. W. DeRosa, PO Box 13, Tuscola, T11.
James K. Polk, Warrenton, North rarolina. Lester R. Reinmund, 1120 So, 76th St., 'jest Allis, Wisc. J. C. Ratliff, 3241 Sunny Side Ave., Chicago, Ill. L. C. Borsheim, 4908 Chicago St., Omaha, Nebraska. R. L. Churchill, 4323 N. Tripp Ave., Chicago, ill.
Mrs. Dora Newcomb, 215 Market st.,
MOOSE JAW RADIO ASSOCIATION
owners and Operators of 10A13, The Community Station Studio: In the Grant Hall Hotel.
Station Phone 3474
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 E. Spring St., Williamsville, New York
Lear ,ir;-
November 17, 1932.
We wish to thank you for your interest in writing us in connection ,lith our DX nests which com:A nced at 12:n0 A.M. Mountain Standard Time on Sunday Morning, November 6th. 1932.
From in your letter concerning the but that you heard it, and we verifying your reception.
the information contained Test, there c .n be no doubt have pleasure indeed in
we wish . ;t: could write you a rnorr
personal letter, but you will appreciate that each test brings so many letters that it would be a collosal task to answer them all as we would desire.
We broadcast tests every first and third Sundays in the month between 12 :30 A.M. and 2:30 ;Iountairi Standard Time and we would be very pleased to hear from you again.
HCBP.TL
yours very truly,
MOOSE JAGT RADIO ASSOCIATION.
MOOSE JAW RADIO ASSOCIATION
Owners and Operators of 10Aí, The Community Station
Studio: In the Grant Hall Hotel.
Mr. J. W. Brauner, 17 E. Spring St., Williamsville, N.Y.,
Dear Mr. Brauner: -
Station Phone 3474
MOOSE JAW, SASK.
November 18, 1932.
We certainly appreciate the very close co- operation you have extended to us in all our DX programmes. While we dedicate isolated programmes to different radio clubs, as you know, the Newark News Radio Club is our standby, and we cannot express our appreciation too sincerely of both your and their co- operation with us.
I was very interested to note the contents of your letter of Nov. 6th. We will try out New Zealand toward Spring as you suggest.
I do not myself feel competent to write you a letter about our transmitter. It is entirely home -made and I am going to ask the man who made it to write you about this, but you must not expect to hear from Aim at once as he has been very busy with new equipment and I just don't feel like asking aim to write and do his subject justice just now.
You will be interested to know that we had over one - hundred and sixty replies to our last DX test from all over the North American Continent, the fartheSt away being Tampa. Florida. We heard from Mountainair, New Mexico, so have now heard from every state in the U.S.A. The letters we have received have been most gratifying in that pract- ically every one has been able to give us absolute proof that they heard our programme.
We will surely appreciate hearing from you at any time. We know you must have a lot of corr3spondence to handle, but any time you can find the opportunity to write, we would appreciate your doing so.
Yours very truly, MOOSE JAW RADIO ASSOCIATI
HCBi ::7L S ,CRETAR
OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE ELECTRIC SHOP WHOLESALE SUPPLIES LIMITED
T.r. J.W .Bra.uner. I7 East Spring St. Williamsville T: ew York.
MANAGING DIRECTOR: A. A. MURPHY, B. SC., A.M.E.I.C. PROGRAM DIRECTOR: S. CLIFTON
PHONES 2949 --5374
Radio Station
CFQC SASKATOON
SAS6:ITCIIEI6'AN CANADA
500 WATTS 1190 K.C.
FULLY EQUIPPED MODERN STUDIO
STUDIO ORCHESTRA
ASSOCIATED WITH ALL CANADIAN NETWORKS
WINNERS "RADIO DIGEST" MOST POPULAR STATION
CONTEST, 1930
SITUATED IN THE HUB CITY THE GEOGRAPHICAL CENTRE
OF THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN
Dear ?'r.Brauner: - I find no difficulty at all n being able to
Officially Verify your report on reception of CF%C. on Feb.24th. at 2.04 . an.?."ST .
You give us no less than nine correct numbers, announcements etc.
Every word of this programe was closely recorded, in case we would have to refer minutely to the log, therefor, I had but little difficulty in checking your report, and found it correct.
Please accept this letter es an Official Veri, and I an, more pleased than I can tell, to be able to do it.
I i-aegine your location must be thw worlds worst for Saskatchewan stations, as I have had many reports from nearly every state in the Union, including three from New Jersey.
1:inety per cent of the reports state that our signals came in fine, the average signal strength being R7 -8,
and to our gratification and suprise, most of the reports were exceedingly comprehensive. One from ';Jest Virginia and another from 2Tew Jersey, gave us practically every number and announcement made correctly.
Radio is a strange and wonderful thing, and all apparently depends on the artic1?lar location of the reciever. The poer of the reciever seems to mean nothing. One chap in
Greenville Po. gave four numbers rating us at R4, saying that he heard us with difficulty, and using a Scott 12 tube outfit, whereas another fellow, also in Greenville Pe, using a four tube c'...stom built set, gives us the whole programe, word for word, at R8 - 9. What can you make of such results?
10 other reports mentioned any la.rticulat weakening of our signals, from 2.30. on
Thanking you once again for your report. Yours very Sincerely, and thanks for the
T.o,;Liets, Hi. ,,0.yL
R. E. ANDERSON A. A. MURPHY MANAGING DIRECTOR BALEE
RADIO STATION
CFQC 1000 WATTS - 840 K.C.
OWNED AND OPERATED BY
THE ELECTRIC SHOP WHOLESALE SUPPLIES LTD. S A S K A T O O N, SASK.
CANADA
S. CLIFTON PROGRAM DIRECTOR
October Ie.34. Special DX Program: Deaicated to the Canadian DX Relay.
October T6.34. 1.00. to 2.00. am. MST.
Mr.J.W.Brauner. 77 E Spring St. Williamsville. N.Y. USA.
Dear Mr. Brauner:- Many thanks for your courtesy in writing to us, regarding your
reception of óur Transmission re the above program. As on the last occasion, your report is correct, I mention
this, as you may perhaps wish at some later date, to enter the competition for CDXR Special programs, in that event, this verie would come in useful.
We at CFQC, appreciaté very mach the Technicalities of your` report, thay are certainly useful and instructive, as it is only by recieving technical reports, that we are able to know of our weaknessess.
Reports have been recieved from many-States and T-rovinces, and curiously enough, many of them complain about "Code" rhM. Vvhere on earth it came from is a mystery, we are endeavouring to get a line on it, through comparing the reports in certain localities. We aefinitely have assured ourselves, that the ÇRM did not originate in Saskatoon.
Thanking you once again for your kindly report, and wishing you evry success in your future DXing activities.
I am, ,'ours very Sincerely,
)61' atiJ ehA,. Charles H.Hesterman.7- DX Announcer.
C HAB "The Voice of The Wheat Country"
Studios: GRANT HALL HOTEL audio Telephone 3474
OWNED AND OPERATED BY
THE MOOSE JAW RADIO ASSOCIATION
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan k Canada
I'ebruary 6, 1934.
Mr. J. Brauner 17 rast Spring street williamsville, N. Y. U. S. A.
Dear Mr. Brauner:
It was very good to hear from you again and your kind letter of January 28th was particularly interesting to us all here.
We had a very good response to this test here from Victoria, B.C., in Western Canada, Gananoque, Ont., in Eastern Canada, and from :,Saine, Conn., Maryland, Alabama, Missouri, Indiana, Iowa, Illinois, New York City, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Mass., Vt. , New Jersey, Mich., Neb. , Kane., Tenn., Nevada, Calif. vie were not able to 'et to the south -west portion of the States this time, apparently on account of Station KGFJ who were on at the same time. Every ry letter we got contained more than sufficient information to verify reception, al- though some in the east complained of very heavy static.
We have been approached by the International Dxers' alliance to put on a test and we are doing so on the morning of `:larch 11th, between 1:00 & 5 :00 A.M., T. We could not, however, leave the Newark News hadio Club out of any of our Dx 's sot're dedicating part of the program to your Club, between 2 :00 & 3:00 A.M., MIST.
With very best regards from us all here.
Yours very sincerely,
THE MOOSE JAW RADIO ASSOCIATIOTT
HCB/ JA
C HAB "The Voice of The Wheat Country"
Studios: GRANT HALL HOTEL .itudio Telephone 3474
OWNED AND OPERATED BY
THE MOOSE JAW RADIO ASSOCIATION
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Canada
February 6, 1934.
Mr. J. W. Brauner 17 gast Spring St. Williamsville, IN. Y. U. S. A.
Dear Mr. Brauner:
'hank you very much indeed for your letter of January 28th, reporting reception of our Dx test Sunday morning, January 28th, between 1:00 ßc 2 :00 A.M., ? 2ST.
We have carefully compared the items given in your letter with our of- ficial log, and find tney are correct. bye, therefore, take great pleasure in veri- fying your reception.
Again thanking you for your interest and information, we are,
HCB/JA
Yours very sincerely,
THE ;iOOSF, JAW RADIO ASSOCIATION
RADIO STATION
THE CITIZENS' STATION
Moose Jaw, Sask.
December 28, 1934.
Nr. T. W. Brauner, 17 E. Spring St., WILLIARSVILLE, N. Y., U.S.A.
Dear Er. Pfauner:
It was indeed good to receive your letter of December 16th, and I was glad to know you had heard us on the Relief Broadcast. The contents of your letter were not only very interesting but will be very helpful to us and we are very much obliged to you indeed for taking the trouble to write. You might be interested to know that the pick -up for this broadcast was identicallythe same for both stations, being supplied by the Telephone Company.
May I take this opportunity to reciprocate your very kind wishes for the New Year. and trust that we will be hearing from you again at the DX on January 6th.
RCB%AS
THERE'S NO USE TALKING UNLESS YOU'RE HEARD
Yours very sincerely,
SOUTHERN SASKATCHEWAN LISTENS TO CHAB
MYRON J. BENNETT. STATION DIRECTOR STUDIO AT KITCHENER HOTEL
CHWC BROADCASTING COMPANY OPERATING RADIO STATION
C H W C
Mr. J.J. Brauner, 17 East Spring st. Tilliamsville N.Y.
REGINA, SASK.,
January 23 1930
Dear Mr. Brauner;
Many thanks for your letter of January 19th. At the
time you mention we were broadcasting from the Trianon, a Regina dance
hall. As this station operates on only 500 watts, recertion was
rather remarkable.
Sincerely ;rours
C H W Broadcaing Co.
._.ayr:,on
T:Tana.Eer
TELEPHONE 29134 FRIENDLY STATION
J. W. Brauner, 17 East Spring Street, Williamsville, N. Y.
Dear Mr. Brauner,
R E G I N A . S A S K A T C H E W A N
Dec. 7/33.
We have your letter of Nov. 28th. and offer our apologies for the delay in replying.
The program which you tuned in on the morning of the 28th. was indeed, coming from this station, and we thank you very much for your letter.
As a matter of fact we were not nutting on a DX program in the usual sense of the word.. 8nr engineer wanted to go on the air after midnight in order to make some adjustments, and since I had to stay up late to announce it I thought I might just as well have some fun. Believe me I did. It's really sñrprising the number of eople who have written considering the fact that we were only on the air for a half hour.
