Browsing by Subject "Francis, Mark"
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There were no student yearbooks published in 1896-1902, so most of the names listed on the back of this photography could not be verified.
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To view these images with discovery information see images 0045 for Dr. Francis lecturing to students, and image 0031 for discription of Francis Hall.
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Dr. Mark Francis, on occasion was required to make trips to farms to diagnosis an animal. This image was taken in July of 1897 along with the picture displayed in image 0007 of this collection. Dr. Francis is standing off ...
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Student holds a sign disignating their Class year 1898-1899. This image is of the dissection of a horse in a rough barn, man at far left is Dr. Mark Francis with seven Students. Note Corp Uniforms on the two student in the ...
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Image to the left: Image of an unknown man holding cow while Dr. Hubert Schmidt, in medical lab coat, administers inoculation to a cow with Texas Fever blood. See original image 0002 in this collection. Image to the ...
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Image on the left: This barn like structure with multi story main building, with one story wings extending to either side was used as a veterinary clinic or hospital from about 1908-1916. See image 0012 in this collection. ...
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Dr. Mark Francis, 1863-1936, Veterinarian, Scientist, Teacher. First came to Texas A&M in 1888 as Experiment Station Veterinarian. Organized School of Veterinary Medicine in 1916. Dean, 1916-36. Organized Texas Veterinary ...
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Ms. Anna Scott Jones married Mark Francis in 1890 in their small hometown of shandon, Ohio. - https://issuu.com/tamuvetmed/docs/issuu_cvmtodaywinter2014?e=10250889/11169480
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This Ebay purchase was made by librarian Trenton Boyd and donated to the Medical Sciences Library. It is noted that historically, the predominate Welsh community originally known as New London was renamed Shandon, and also ...
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Dr. Mark Francis, 1863-1936, Veterinarian, Scientist, Teacher. First came to Texas A&M in 1888 as Experiment Station Veterinarian. Organized School of Veterinary Medicine in 1916. Dean, 1916-36. Organized Texas Veterinary ...
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This Cival War Era photography is an "Ebay" purchase made by librarian Trenton Boyd and donated to the Medical Sciences Library. It is noted that historically, the area known as Shandon, was also called "Paddy's Run" Ohio ...
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This Cival War Era photography is an "Ebay" purchase made by librarian Trenton Boyd and donated to the Medical Sciences Library. It is noted that historically, the predominate Welsh community originally known as New London ...
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This Ebay purchase was made by librarian Trenton Boyd and donated to the Medical Sciences Library. It is noted that historically, the predominate Welsh community originally known as New London was renamed Shandon, and ...
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This Ebay purchase was made by librarian Trenton Boyd and donated to the Medical Sciences Library. It is noted that historically, the predominate Welsh community originally known as New London was renamed Shandon, and ...
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This Ebay purchase was made by librarian Trenton Boyd and donated to the Medical Sciences Library. It is noted that historically, the predominate Welsh community originally known as New London was renamed Shandon, and also ...
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It was Dr. Theobald Smith's investigation and reports about ticks that aided Dr. Francis in his research into how to erradicate tick fever in Cattle. After graduating for Albany Medical College, Dr. Smith became a ...