Medicine -- Oklahoma

Black and white original prints of Fairview, Oklahoma Territory. Included are scenes of parades, businesses, and a fair. Andrew Beattie Walker Manuscript Collection also in repository.

Black and white original prints of nurses and staff at the El Reno (Oklahoma) Sanitarium.

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Physician. A reprint of an article (1897) written by Huntley and Delano Ames, and a manuscript of a paper (1900) read by Huntley before the Beckham County (Okla.) Medical Society. A.A. Huntley Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. Ledgers and daybooks (1902-1934) from Dr. Campbell's medical practice in Mangum, Oklahoma, recording services rendered and fees charged. The J.F. Campbell Photograph Collection is also available in repository.

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Physician. Account books (1913-1929) and daybooks (1916-1931) from Blakemore's Muskogee, Oklahoma medical practice.

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Physician. Daybooks (1936-1952); ledgers (1924, 1937-1942); receipt books (1946-1954); personal financial and legal records (1921-1938); a pamphlet of medical formulae (1912); and a "Guide to First Year Laboratory Work" (1901) from Lewis's practice in Sapulpa, Oklahoma.

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Physician. Ledgers recording Dr. Camp's patient treatments, and billing records for both his medical practice and the hospital he operated in Buffalo, Oklahoma.

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Physician. A biography (1923) of Lain; typescript of a speech (n.d.) given by Lain to the Oklahoma State Medical Association, as well as a quarterly publication (1950) of the same organization; news clippings regarding medicine in Oklahoma; and a patient accounts ledger (1900) and financial journals (1933, 1938) from Lain's medical practice. Also included in this collection is a publication"The Epworth Spotlight" (1946) published by the Epworth Methodist Church of Oklahoma City as a special historical edition, and several articles which Lain wrote on herpes research, x-ray technology in Oklahoma and skin diseases among Oklahoma Indians. Everett S. Lain Photograph Collection also in repository.

Black and white original print of Oklahoma's first hospital, located in Muskogee, Indian Territory.

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Physician. General correspondence (1893-1940), financial records (1902-1937) and personal writings of Taylor; two scrapbooks, one of his school days, and one containing postcards; biographical materials; minutes and programs (1898-1935) of the Athenaeum Club of El Reno, Oklahoma; and personal artifacts including locks of hair, pins, beadwork, and a cloth napkin.

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Physician. General correspondence (1904-1950), diploma (1896) and medical licenses (1896-1909) of Stalker's; notebooks and correspondence relating to his education; and correspondence (1936-1948), printed material (ca. 1910-1950), ledgers (1894-1914), day books (1896-1951), and other financial records relating to his medical practice and farm in Pond Creek, Oklahoma.

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An account book (1917); notes (1904) from a course of lectures on obstetrics; two letters (1898, n.d.); and obituaries of Hoss, who practiced medicine in Muskogee, Oklahoma, from 1906 to 1921. Henry Sessler Hoss Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. Typescripts (n.d.) of five articles by Dr. Reed regarding appendicitis and gastrodudenical ulcers and their treatment, and "Finesse in the Art of Surgery"; along with certificates and diplomas (1901-1951) awarded Dr. Reed by medical schools and boards. Horace Reed Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. Collection includes an account book (1898-1903); a notebook (1876) of medicinal recipes and accounts; and matriculation and lecture tickets (1853) from the Medical College of Georgia, all belonging to Hunt, or relating to his practice in Willis, Indian Territory.

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Physician. Journals of personal notes regarding the practice of medicine; diplomas and certificates (1896-1917) awarded Bryan by medical schools, as well as one by the Selective Service System in Caddo County, Oklahoma.

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Physician. Correspondence (1930-1950), medical records (1914-1950), and certificates and citations (1922-1948) relating to Fulton's practice in Atoka, Oklahoma, along with minutes (1904-1911) of the Atoka County Medical Society.

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Physician. Case histories (1920-1924) of patients; correspondence (1920-1930) concerning cases; and notes (1920-1930) on testing and treatment procedures, all from Taylor's medical practice in Chelsea, Oklahoma.

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Physician. Note cards recording patient accounts from Dr. Calloway's medical practice in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, along with abstracts of lectures regarding surgical diagnosis and pediatrics published by the Oklahoma State Medical Association (1940-1941, 1944-1945).

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Physician. Manuscripts (ca. 1930-1940) of papers presented before the Oklahoma State Medical Association by Dr. Walker; a college yearbook (1904) and a booklet (1907) published by Keokok College (Iowa).

Black and white original panorama photograph of the members of the Oklahoma State Medical Association taken in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.

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Professor. An unpublished manuscript by Dr. Turley entitled "Nephron: A Critical Study of the Data From the Structure, Pathology, and Experimentation on the Function of the Several Parts of the Kidney.".

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Physician. Ledgers (1906-1937) in which Dr. Turlington recorded services and fees. Two of the ledgers reflect accident and disability cases of workers from the nearby Seminole Oil Field (Oklahoma) during its boom days. Also in this collection are certificates (1891-1906) awarded Dr. Turlington during his career. Marcellus Martin Turlington Photograph Collection also in repository.

Black and white original prints of Dr. John A. Reck's medical office and x-ray machine, Oklahoma City and Enid, Oklahoma Territory.

Black and white original prints of Dr. N.L. Barker during World War I, in his first office at Harrison, Arkansas, driving his wagon at Eagletown, Oklahoma, and studio portraits.

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Physician. A copy of a speech (1946) by Dr. Howell in which he recounts his experiences as a country physician in Oktaha, Oklahoma (1904-1929). Also included are copies of the "Saturday Evening Post" (1907), the "Illustrated London News" (1915) and a copy of a flyer advertising the movie "Ashes of Vengence" starring Norma Talmage. O.E. Howell Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Professional society. Data sheets completed by Oklahoma physicians with biographical and career information compiled by the Association as a part of its program to record the history of the medical profession in Oklahoma.

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Physician. Reprint of journal article entitled "Pioneering in the Use of X-Ray and Radium in Oklahoma" by Dr. Everett S. Lain; and reprint of a speech (1946) by Dr. Russo entitled "Pioneer User of X-Rays in Oklahoma.".

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Physician. Typescripts of five articles (n.d.) on medical subjects by Nesbitt, a Tulsa, Oklahoma physician.

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Physician. Patient account ledgers (1912-1922); certificates and diplomas (1899-1922); and a typescript (ca. 1936) of an account by Mrs. Ross of her experiences as the wife of a physician in the Indian Territory. Samuel Price Ross Photograph Collections also in repository.

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Physician. A typescript account of the first meeting of the Indian Territory Medical Association in 1899; certificates (ca. 1900); copies of various magazines (ca. 1910-1930); three letters of condolence on the death of the Chapmans' son (1904); and seven account books (1895-1911) from his practice in McAlester, Oklahoma. T. Shelby Chapman Photograph Collection also in repository.