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A July 1930 letter concerning budgeting for the Outpatient Clinic. People's Institute and Free Dispensary Records; 2008-010
1930 |
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An April 1919 letter regarding cooperation with the Bureau of Public Health Services. People's Institute and Free Dispensary Records; 2008-010
1919 |
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A November 1930 letter regarding distribution of responsibilities at the new clinic. People's Institute and Free Dispensary Records; 2008-010
1930 |
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A July 1926 letter returning a purchase request for the narcotic Dionin, which had been discontinued. People's Institute and Free Dispensary Records; 2008-010
1926 |
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A June 1926 letter regarding authorization to purchase narcotics without the usual taxes. People's Institute and Free Dispensary Records; 2008-010
1926 |
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Public Health in Oregon: Discovering Historical Data |
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A July 1919 letter requesting information for a health survey of the state of Oregon. People's Institute and Free Dispensary Records; 2008-010
1929 |
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Public Health in Oregon: Discovering Historical Data |
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A March 1919 letter asking to arrange a meeting regarding the allocation of new government funds. People's Institute and Free Dispensary Records; 2008-010
1919 |
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Public Health in Oregon: Discovering Historical Data |
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A January 1919 letter explaining a delay in aid. People's Institute and Free Dispensary Records; 2008-010
1919 |
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Public Health in Oregon: Discovering Historical Data |
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A December 1918 letter discussing War Department funding of the Dispensary and advising Valentine Prichard to request a more ambitious sum.
1918 |
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Public Health in Oregon: Discovering Historical Data |
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A circa 1920-1930 letter explaining a serious budget shortfall at Doernbecher and asking Valentine Prichard to attend a meeting and offer advice.
1920 |
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Public Health in Oregon: Discovering Historical Data |
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