William Henry Kelly papers, ca.1880-1910.

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William Henry Kelly papers, ca.1880-1910.

Two letter impression books contain Kelley's reports to Charles A. Wieting, New York State Commissioner of Agriculture, describing his examination of diseased animals. There are also letters to veterinarians and state legislators concerning the testing and condemnation of tubercular cattle, state licensing of veterinarians, certification of professional schools, the New York State Veterinary College, and cases of illegal practice and malpractice. There are also bills for professional services and other personal business letters. At some time near the turn of the twentieth century Kelly purchased a book of horse remedies compiled by Ransford H. Garlock of Beul, New York, ca. 1880-1910. The hand-written book includes recipies for a number of ailments, such as heaves, scratches, thrush, and spavins. The treatments are attributed to a number of sources, most likely local farmers, although some appear to have come from newspapers and books, such as "Professor Cushman's Catalogue of Farriers' Prescriptions."

3 vols.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7904680

Cornell University Library

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New York State Veterinary College

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Wieting, Charles A.

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Kelly, William, 1911-

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William Henry Kelley was a veterinarian in Albany, New York, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He ran the Albany Veterinary Hospital on Western Avenue, was active in the state and national professional veterinary organizations, and was a frequent lobbyist for issues relating to animal health and the veterinary profession. From the description of William Henry Kelly papers, ca.1880-1910. (Cornell University Library). WorldCat record id: 63934276 ...

Garlock, Ransford H.

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