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TITLE	Minutes of the Pima County Medical Society (Pima County, Arizona): February 14, 1921 meeting; [1921-1925 page 34]
CREATOR	Pima County Medical Society (Pima County, Arizona)
SUBJECT	Butler, Joel Ives; Cates, Thomas Herndon; Fenner, Hiram W.; Harbridge, Delamere Forest; Hayes, Edward W.; Myer, (Dr.) Arizona Medical Association; Arizona Medical Association annual meeting; finances (PCMS); automobiles and auto emblems; police; University of Chicago; Chicago (Illinois); Illinois; neurology
DESCRIPTION	February 14, 1921 meeting; [1921-1925 page 34]. [P0260]
TYPE	Text
Material Collection	AHSL-T 2005-01 Arizona Health Sciences Library
Acquisition Note	Donated by the Pima County Medical Society (Tucson, Arizona). Ownership of the paper originals of the 1904-1954 minutes of the Pima County Medical Society (PCMS) was transferred by PCMS to the Arizona Health Sciences Library.
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DATE ORIGINAL	1921-02-14
Time Period	1920s (1920-1929)
ORIGINAL FORMAT	Handwritten minutes
Source Identifier	AHSL-T 2005-01 Minutes of the Pima County Medical Society (Pima County, Arizona), 1904-1954. P0260.
DIGITAL IDENTIFIER	P0260.jpg
Date Digital	2005-12 (4/16/2010 upload)
DIGITAL FORMAT	JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
File Size	889323 Bytes
REPOSITORY	Arizona Health Sciences Library (http://www.ahsl.arizona.edu)
Full Text	34 A letter was read from Dr. Harbridge, State Sec'y, urging early and hearty cooperation of all members to make the State meeting a success and that the names of all members of this association who would present parts [ "facts" in the notes of the meeting ] be sent in as early as possible . Motion was made and carried that each member be assessed twenty-five dollars to help defray expenses of the convention . Dr. Fenner then stated that the privileges derived from the display of the Medical insignia upon our autos must not be abused or the police would not recognize them . Dr. Butler reported that Dr. Myer of the U. of Chicago faculty who was here for a short time would perhaps give us some talks on neurology in the near future . No further business the meeting adjourned . E. W. Hayes (sec'y)
Sort Order	P0260