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WSAD was the one of 4 major radio stations that came on the air, in Rhode Island, in the early 1920's. After WEAN and WJAR, but before WKAP, WSAD went on the air June 13, 1923.


Providence Journal October 14, 1973


Providence Journal
June 10, 1923


Providence Journal
June 13, 1923


Providence Journal
June 24, 1923


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Providence Journal
October 7, 1923


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October 11, 1923


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December 22, 1923


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December 23, 1923


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January 24, 1924


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January 25, 1924


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February 3, 1924

Providence Magazine June 1924
Millions Hear from Providence Daily
Our Radio Service Covers Land and Sea
Brings Joy and Comfort to Many Homes



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January 25, 1924


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January 26, 1924


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February 10, 1924


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February 14, 1924


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February 27, 1924


Pawtucket Times
March 19, 1924


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The Jewelers Circular
March 26, 1924


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May 14, 1924


Providence Journal
May 18, 1924

On June 27, 1924, WSAD suspended broadcasting for the summer


Pawtucket Times
June 23, 1924


Providence Journal
June 27, 1924

On September 23, 1924, WSAD begins broadcasting again.


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September 22, 1924


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September 23, 1924


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November 4, 1924


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December 17, 1924


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December 31, 1924


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January 16, 1925


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April 12, 1925


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April 16, 1925


Providence Journal
April 16, 1925

On November 8, 1925, WSAD puts an ad in the Providence Journal that says that the buisling operations has talen more time than planned but they should be back on the air again. Ther is not mention of the station after that.


Providence Journal November 8, 1925


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