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Two Chihuahua Dogs
January 17, 1935
"Chickie" and "Wee Wee," two Chihuahua dogs owned by Mrs. J.P. Medora West, 753 E. Washington Avenue. West Veterinary Hospital.
Two Pomeranians
January 17, 1935
"Joanne" and "Dee Dee" — two Pomeranians owned by J.P. (Medora) West. West Veterinary Hospital. 753 East Washington Avenue.
English Bulldog
January 17, 1935
Indoor portrait at Reading Animal Hospital of "Jack," an English Bulldog, owned by Betsy Jackman. 802 E. Gorham Street.
Two Pekingeses
January 17, 1935
Two Pekingeses. The one on the left is "Gheisha Girl" owned by Dr. A.C. Deadman. 107 E. Wilson Street.
Dog at Deadman's Veterinary
January 22, 1934
A nine-month-old St. Bernard dog named Ore, owned by Dubois Miller, 647 E. Dayton Street, looking over a fence at Deadman's Veterinary, 311 East Main Street. Ore was "arrested" for eating a duck th...
Madison Cafeteria Interior
August 1, 1935
Interior view, Madison Cafeteria, 215 W. Washington Avenue.
