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Michigan Tuberculosis Association (1927 Beaver Island clinic)

Also Michigan Tuberculosis Ass'n

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Summary

The Michigan Tuberculosis Association is named in a July 1927 Charlevoix County Herald announcement as the organization arranging Christmas seal chest clinics in Charlevoix County, including a clinic announced for Beaver Island at St. James.1

Evidence and limits

This is an episode-qualified organization record. The held article does not provide incorporation documents, headquarters, officers beyond its association with staff examiner Dr. J. W. Toan, or a full history of the organization. Its relationship to the clinic is recorded from the announcement and does not prove the clinic’s later operation or results.

Open questions

  • What records document the association’s formation, officers, and county work?
  • Did the association publish a report of the 1927 Beaver Island clinic?

See also

Footnotes

  1. Charlevoix County Herald, July 22, 1927, “Chest Clinic for Charlevoix Co.”

Sources

  1. Charlevoix County Herald, July 22, 1927, “Chest Clinic for Charlevoix Co.”
    Names the Michigan Tuberculosis Association as the organizer of announced Christmas seal chest clinics in Charlevoix County, including the Beaver Island clinic at St. James.