Report of Proceedings of the Illinois Pharmaceutical Association at the Annual Meeting Volume 22-24 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1901 edition. Excerpt: ...members of the association since our last meeting. Following is a list, as reported to the secretary, with their locations: NAME. I LOCATION. I DATE. A1phonso.A................. Chicago......................IJune 3, 1901 Beuiler, S. L... Mt. Pulaski.... October 21, 1901 Blair, E.J....... Cha.rleston..... 1902 Dodge, F. W........ Chicago.... 'October 20,1901. Forsythe. F., Jr.... Dixon.... August 24, 1901. Hall, Joseph....... Edgeuoo March 13 1902 Yaw, A. J.......... Belvldere............_ July 15, 1901.... Zimmerman. D. Roanoke............... July 14, 1901..... Zmser. I..................... Washington...... October 4. I901..... Ilanuary 1, 1902... Respectfully submitted, R. N. Dorms, Clzairman. T. S ARNOLD, FRANK WORTHINGTON, Committee. On motion of Mr. C. G. Foucek, of Chicago, the reportof the committee was accepted and ordered printed. THE PRESIDENT-NeXt in order is the report of the committee on trade interests. The chair hopes you will pay particular attention to the reading of this report as there are undoubtedly a good many Points in it which we will want to discuss at some length. REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON TRADE INTERESTS. To I/ze /I/embers of he I/z'nois Plzarmareuliral /1.s: o iali0n.' This is not the real thing. but only a committee by prOX)'-The chairman of the genuine committee-backed out of preparing the "Port on account of pressure of work, the next member on account of sickness, and in the absence of your president, Secretary Dodds came to me in the eleventh hour. If my report should prove to be a failure, short space of time is my excuse. While time does not permit an elaborate study of the different questions belonging to this committee, I am almost of the opinion that this circumstance is rather fortunate...."