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The middle century — the line runs out of the record's reach

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1907–2000, at the record's strength

What can be told whole is the system's course around the silence. The township's hospital care consolidated west: Mishawaka's St. Joseph Hospital and South Bend's Memorial and St. Joseph's hospitals — each seated in its own city's build and told there — took the surgical and serious cases, and the township's own sick went to them by the Lincolnway as their grandfathers had gone to South Bend on horseback. The emergency course professionalized in place: the Penn Township fire service that the Government leg carries — volunteer department, then the Penn Township Fire Territory — became the town's first-response medicine, and its ambulance is the piece of the modern health system physically seated in the township. The resident practitioner's chair, by contrast, appears's record only at the century's ends: full in 1902, and, in the different form of a dental practice, full again today.

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  1. Government leg (the Penn Township fire service course; the Fire Territory).
  2. The Mishawaka and South Bend builds (the hospitals' own courses, at boundary size here).

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Source: The middle century — the line runs out of the record's reach, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/osceola/health-care/middle-century-the-line-runs-out-of-the-record/