1923 — Apparently, radio fans responded and KGB continued operation. See 1925 listings below.
July 1925 Listings
KGB ceased operations in late July 1925.
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This is what passed for station promotion 98 years ago…”If you don’t tell us to stay on the air, we’re outa here!” Of course, nearly a century later, a number of AM stations are going dark without asking their remaining listeners first.