1904 Benevolent Institutions
Source: North; Benevolent Institutions 1904, Department of Commerce and Labor Bureau of the Census, Washington, 1905
Source: National Tuberculosis Association; Directory of Sanatoria Hospitals and Day Camps, For the Treatment of Tuberculosis; New York;  August, 1919
Transcribed by: Candi Horton ©2007

Orphanage's and Children's Homes

Name and Location Supervised and maintained by Classes of  Patients treated Sex of Children Received Year Est.
Iowa Soldiers Orphans Home State of Iowa care of destitute or invalid soldiers Both 1863

Permanent Homes for Adults or Adults and Children

Name and Location Supervised and maintained by Classes of  Patients treated Amount of entrance fee needed Year Est.
Clarissa C. Cook Home for the Friendless
Pine and Bowditch St.		 Private Corporation Aged and Infim. women $100 1882
Fejervary Home
2319 Grand Ave.		 Private Corporation Aged and needy Farmers $100 1893

Hospitals and Dispensaries

Name and Location Supervised and maintained by Classes of  Patients treated Year Est.
Mercy Sisters of Mercy All Classes 18?9
St. Luke's
121 W. 8th St.		 Protestant Episcopal Church All Classes 1894
St. Robert's Hospital Sisters of Mercy smallpox ?

 

 

Davenport T. B. Hospital
Pine Knoll Sanitarium (July 6, 1914)
For all cases.
Capacity: 56
Rates: $2. per day
Superintendent: Miss N.C. Scott
Medical Director: Dr. R. P. Carney
Application should be made to the superintendent.

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