DIRECTORS

JOHN H. OLIVER
KEWANEE. ILLINOIS

SER TA AD EY.
DANVILLE. INDIANA
ED.S.RENNICK
PILGER. NEBRASKA
Rol PEMBERTON
TOLEDO.IOWA
HENRY P. BARRET
HENDERSON. KENTUCKY
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ST.MARYS. KANSAS

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OLEDO. OHIO

HARRY M. KNABE
NEHAWKA. NEBRASKA

ROY P.MCWILLIAMS
GALLATIN. MISSOURI

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HAMPSHIRE SWINE RECORD ASSOCIATION

PROMOTING AMERICA’S FASTEST GROWING BREED
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OFFICE OF E. C. QUIGLEY, DIRECTOR
ST. MARYS, KANSAS

Nov. 17th, 1938.
Dr. F.C.Allen,

Deptt of Athletics,

Univ. of Kansas,

Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Dr. Allen,-

Ef’n is so much better to-day that I though
I should tell you about it. He slept until 10:30, has
no temperature and except for being very very weak seems
more like he should. The trouhle with the elimination
seems to have been overcome too and I am gre that was
a contributing cause to his temperature yesterday.

He walked to the bath room several times
(against my better judgment) but was happy to find that
his foot felt much better than it has at any time. I do
believe, thanks to you, we are on the right track with
that.

Will let you hear from me later when he
seems stronger and ready to perhaps have some more foot-
treatments at your convenience.

Very sincerely,