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| − | William Harvey King, ''History of Homoeopathy and its Institutions in America; Their Founders, Benefactors, Faculties, Officers, Hospitals, Alumni, etc., with a Record of Achievement of its Representatives in the World of Medicine (New York: The Lewis Publishing Company, 1905). | + | *William Harvey King, ''History of Homoeopathy and its Institutions in America; Their Founders, Benefactors, Faculties, Officers, Hospitals, Alumni, etc., with a Record of Achievement of its Representatives in the World of Medicine'' (New York: The Lewis Publishing Company, 1905). |
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Latest revision as of 13:09, 3 January 2012
The Arkansas State Homœopathic Medical Association was founded in Little Rock, Arkansas, on April 12, 1903. The founders of the association were W. E. Green, Little Rock (president); V. W. Hallman, Hot Springs (vice president); Z. N. Short, Hot Springs (secretary); and P. C. Williams, Texarkana (treasurer).
Homœopathic practitioners in central Arkansas:
- E. Darwin Ayers of Little Rock
- John Bull of Little Rock
- A. H. Collins of Little Rock
- W. A. Dobbins of Carlisle
- H.D. Dungan of Little Rock
- William E. Green of Little Rock
- J. H. Hadfield of Little Rock
- E. R. Smith of Little Rock
- A. Walker of Little Rock
- H. D. Webster of Little Rock
- A. J. Wright of Little Rock
References
- William Harvey King, History of Homoeopathy and its Institutions in America; Their Founders, Benefactors, Faculties, Officers, Hospitals, Alumni, etc., with a Record of Achievement of its Representatives in the World of Medicine (New York: The Lewis Publishing Company, 1905).
