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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1924

Page

7

Iowa Senate votes change in state fair board selection

A proposal by Senator Fulton to elect state fair board members by district delegates passed 28 to 6 in the Iowa Senate. The change shifts from district representatives chosen at large delegate conventions to district delegates selecting their own district member. Debate highlighted the fair's high standards and concerns over the current system.

Des Moines State Fair Board Iowa Senate Fulton Jefferson County Senate Aero House Price Albia Walton State Desk Board Buser Gilchrist Hale Haskell Holdoegel Mead Newberry Reed

Sentiment Grows for Pavement in Poweshiek County

Poweshiek county residents voiced strong support for paving main roads at a Grinnell Commercial Club meeting. Senators Bowman and Cessna outlined that annual road costs per acre are nominal and urged surfacing White Way No 7 from the Jasper county line to Victor and primary No 59 from Monte­cust to the Tama line.

Grinnell Poweshiel County Grinnell Commerceial Club M. L. Bowman Black Hawk County Iowa Good Roads Association Cessna Poweshiek County Poweshlek County Jasper County Victor Montecust Tama Line Gilman

College of Medicine Clinic Set for March 18 19

The State College of Medicine at State University of Towa will hold its thirteenth annual clinic in Towa City March 18 and 19. President Walter A. Jessup of Iowa University will address the meeting Tuesday evening and Dr Alfred N. Richards of the University of Pennsylvania will speak Wednesday morning on Some Recent Experiments on the Function of the Kidney. Clinics on various topics will run both morning and afternoon sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Towa City College of Medicine State University of Towa Hit Walter A. Jessup Iowa University Alfred N. Richards University of Pennsylvania

Colwell Man Heads to Japanese University as Commercial Teacher

Clarksville Iowa February 27 Floyd Raisty son of Elmer Raisty Colwell visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Frank Naisty and other relatives during a trip from Iowa en route to a Japanese university where he will teach commercial studies.

Colwell Man Japanese University Clarksville, Ta Floyd Raisty Elmer Raisty Colwell Funt Mra Frank Naisty Iowa

Indian student to join Nagasaki university post

The subject will travel home after visiting family and then depart for Nagasaki Japan to take a government post as professor at the higher commercial school of the university. He was selected by Dean Phillips who would have graduated in June. The position offers 2850 dollars for eight months plus 14400 dollars for transportation.

Glen Bartlett Botha-Alta Canada Glen Easterly Colorado Nagaski Japan Higher Commercial School Dean Phillips

Rev William Pence James Leaves Fort Madison For Galesburg Call

Rev. William Pence James, longtime rector of St. Luke's Fort Madison, resigns to accept a call at Grace Episcopal church in Galesburg. He formerly served as pastor in Mason City and St. John's church, and was dean of the Dubuque diocese for six of eight years.

Marshalltown William Pence James St. Paul's Episcopal Church St. Luke's Church Fort Madison Grace Episcopal Church Galesburg James Mason City St. John's Church Dubuque

Clergy Move Sends Minister From Mason City in 1920

An earlier year report notes a pastor left Mason City for Fort Madison to fill the pulpit. Copenhagen reports a near end to the Greenland sovereignty dispute with Norway. Politiken says Norway may acknowledge Danish sovereignty but allow Norwegian enterprises in Greenland waters.

Mason City Fort Madison Copenhagen Norway Denmark Greenland Politiken Enmark

Irish Mail Trains Run Despite English Rail Strike

Dublin reports the English railway strike has limited impact in Ireland with mail trains continuing operation. Officials note service remains steady as disruption remains largely contained to Britain.

Dublin Englsh Ireland

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