Warner's Calendar of Medical History, 1936. Also includes notes on weather., 1936

File — Box: 3, Volume: 12

Identifier: MC 537

Staff Only

Scope and Content Note

From the Collection:

The records consist of nine ledgers, seven "calendar diaries," and a number of notes, announcements, advertisements, etc., that had been laid in. The ledgers contain two main sets of records, the one being the accounts of G. D. Counts's medical practice, the other being the accounts of a general store owned by the doctor's brother, Lewis Marvin, at first in partnership with G. D., later in partnership with George B. Lucas. A number of the ledgers also contain some personal or household records, notes on the weather and on farming (Dr. Counts also had a farm), accounts of an apple-drying business (according to Mrs. Gus Counts, M. L. Mcilheny owned a dryer and George B. Lucas hauled apples for him), recipes for medicines, drawings by one of the doctor's granddaughters, etc.

Subject Index of Main Non-Medical Entries in Ledgers:

Year(s), then volume numbers are given, then page numbers follow colons.

From the Collection:

Apple-drying business. (1901) 6:30-31, 33-37, 41, 52-57, 59, 61-63, 264-265.
Apple-drying business. (1897?) 6: 300.
C.O.D. (1920) 7:530-31.
Cattle (see also Farming notes). (1900) 1:63.
Cattle (see also Farming notes). (1918-1929) 7:409.
Checking account, Washington County Bank, (1902-03) 1:60.
Farming notes (see also Cattle). (1927) 7:534-535.
General store accounts. (1896) 6:27-28.
General store accounts. (1905-07) 6:191, 194-200, 284- 290, 297.
General store accounts. (1911-12?) 9:1-209.
General store accounts. (1916?-18) 7:1-42, 45-161, 253-282, 402-408, 536-548.
I.O.O.F. Lodge. (1912-13?) 9:68.
I.O.O.F. Lodge. (1916?) 7:44.
Ingraham family, births and deaths. 6:295.
Inventories. "Counts and Counts to F. E. Mauser, July 12 , 1920" 7:284-285.
Inventories. "Inventory of G. B. Lucas to L. M. Counts and Company" (n.d.) 9:210-229.
"Invoice of Counts and Lucas, Nov. 1st 1919" 7:286-287.
Labor, laborers. (1901-02) 6:209.
Labor, laborers. (1905) 6:291.
Labor, laborers. (1925) 9:230-240.
Milling. (1901 or 1906?) 6:193, 291.
Milling. (1903) 1:61.
Personal(?) accounts. (1897-99) 6:202-203.
Personal(?) accounts. (1904) 1:77, 6:38-39.
Personal(?) accounts. (1917?) 7:407.
Recipes (food). 6:65-66, 237, 295.
Recipes (medicine). 6:282, 298-99.
Telephone. (1904) 1:68.
Telephone. (1916?) 7:43.
Washington County Bank, checking account. (1902-03) 1:60.
Weather notes. (1929-34) ?:inside back cover.
Wesley Telephone Company. (1916?) 7:43.