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• William M. Burns
  '''William M. Burns''' (1878-1953) was a local physician and third mayor of the [[City of North Little Rock]], Arkansas.
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• Robert M. Huntington
  '''Robert M. Huntington''' was a physician and president of the [[Keeley Gold Cure Institute]] in [[Little Rock]] in t
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• Abner D. Thomas
  Thomas was born in New York State, and became a school teacher and physician after moving to Chicago in 1856. During the [[Civil War]] he served as majo
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• Charles H. Voris
  '''Charles H. Voris''' was a local physician and surgeon in [[Conway]], Arkansas, around the turn of the twentieth centu
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• Joseph S. Westerfield
  ...e twentieth century. His father, John H. Westerfield, was also an Arkansas physician.
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• William E. Green
  '''William E. Green''' was a homeopathic physician in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas, around the turn of the twentieth century. His
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• E. Darwin Ayers
  '''E. Darwin Ayers''' was the first homeopathic physician in Arkansas. He settled in [[Little Rock]] in 1859.
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• James H. Southall
  '''James H. Southall''' was a physician and co-founder of the [[Medical Department of the University of Arkansas]] ...nty, Virginia, and grew up in Norfolk, Virginia. He studied medicine under physician Robert Tunstall in that city before attending lectures at the University of
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• Little Rock Tornado - October 2, 1894
  Killed in the storm were asylum physician [[J. T. Ingate]], John Edwards and an infant son, Jackson Boyd and his son,
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• Arkansas State Medical Association
  ...ars. The first president of the American Medical Association affiliate was physician Philo Oliver Hooper. In 1873 the association pushed the State for approval
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• J. E. Bush Memorial Hospital
  The '''J. E. Bush Memorial Hospital''' was founded by physician [[Fred Thomas Jones]] in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas, on January 23, 1918. Th
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• Michael Stanton
  '''Michael Stanton''' is a local [[Conway]], Arkansas, physician. He is a former member of the [[UCA Board of Trustees]].
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• Great Southern Fraternal Hospital
  ...outhern Fraternal Hospital''' was founded in [[Little Rock]], Arkansas, by physician [[Fred Thomas Jones]]. The hospital, which served African-American members
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• Carry Nation
  ...rticularly Belton and Kansas City. In 1867 she married the alcoholic Union physician Charles Gloyd, who died only two years later. Nation later attributed her t
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• Welch Grape Juice Company
  In 1869 physician and dentist Thomas Bramwell Welch developed a process for making "unferment
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