Creation of St Louis University Medical Department
This week marks the centennial of the decision on October 5, 1836 to establish the first medical department at St Louis University. The plan, agreed by Rev. P. J. Ver haegen and the Medical Society, led to a faculty including Dr. William Beaumont and later developments that shaped the school into a forerunner of Washington University’s medical program.
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Medical Department
St. Louis University
Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
P. J. Verhaegen
Medical Society of St. Louis
Medical Society
William Beaumont
America
Washington University
Charles Alexander Pope
France
England
Ireland
Pope
American Medical Association
Daniel Brainard
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Moses L. Linton
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Scharf
John O'Fallon
Col
John O’fallon
O'Fallon
United States
Medical School
St. Louis Medical College
John Hodgen
Medical Department of
Farm boys win forty dollars at St Joseph 4-H show
Sullivan County 4-H entries from Scottsville Osgood and Browning clubs won prize money for fat calves at the St Joseph event. About 300 fat baby beeves from Missouri Iowa Kansas Nebraska were shown. the grand champion Angus calf sold for 43.50 per cwt. Leaders and chaperones accompanied the exhibitors.
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Sullivan County
St. Joseph
Max Freeland
Nile Freeland
Eugene Thurlo
Scottsville
Hubert Baugher
Dale Baugher
Osgood
Bill Carver
Glenn Freeland
Cora
Jas. Smith
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Angus
Storage options advised for fodder with wet winter rains
Agricultural Extension Service recommends immediate fodder storage to protect feed from soaking rain. If shelter is unavailable, shredding may save storage space. guidance from Emergency County Agent Rolla A. Baugher notes shredding as an alternative when loose fodder storage is impractical.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Rolla A. Baugher
Local visitors and travels noted in Kirksville area
Sam Lark of Chillicothe visited over Sunday with friends in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Dell, Mrs. F. R. Fanning, Mrs. Lena Kenley and Byron Maggart spent Saturday in Kirksville attending a teachers meeting. Mrs. L. T. Wykoff returned from South Missouri where she had been with Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Wykoff who rented a farm there. She was accompanied home by her grandson Afton Wykoff.
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Sam Lark
Chillicothe
Mason Dell
F. R. Fanning
Lena Kenley
Byron Maggart
Kirksville
L. T. Wykoff
South Missouri
L. O. Wykoff
Afton Wykoff
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Frank Priebe
Elmer Head Farm
Purdin, Mo
Rhode Island
Carl Head
Hugh Campbell
Guy Johnson
Circle Bargains
Grocery Department
Liberty Bell
Meat Department
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Browning
Darmerd
Humphreys
Harris