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Polk County 4-Hers on the air
Polk County 4-H Clubbers on the air under the supervision of Bill Smith, KOAC's Farm Program Director.
KOAC in the field
Bill Smith of KOAC with portable tape recorder.
Piano performance broadcast
Piano performance on KFDJ (later KOAC) in 1925.
Science for Service
KFDJ (later KOAC) broadcasting schedule program for 1925.
Dick Mote Band in the KOAC studio
The Dick Mote Band preforming live in the studio for KOAC radio, 1935.
Esta Record Album and turntable
"The Music of Czechoslovakia"--was a weekly program from KOAC in cooperation with Czechoslovakian friends of the station, using authentic records purchased by the Czechoslovakians.
Radio-Speech class broadcasting
The students are broadcasting a play over the KOAC Audition Equipment for a Radio-Speech class.
KOAC transmitter equipment
KOAC transmitter equipment located at the Granger transmitter building.
Arnold Ebert of KOAC interviewing a cow
Proving that anybody or anything can talk with Arnold Ebert on KOAC, he is caught in the act while interviewing a cow on the Ralph Cope farm near Langlois. He was the radio farm director for KOAC.
Marion County 4-H club members on KOAC radio broadcast
Marion County 4-H club members and leader are making a radio appearance. From left: Freddie Parker, 12; Mrs. Gay Fabry, leader; Charmaine Roguski, 13; Jerry Simmons, 13; and Kay Knickerbocker, 12, all of Salem, Oregon.