Transcribed by S. Ferrall, for Allamakee co. IAGenWeb, April 2022 from:

* The Blue Book of Optometrists and Opticians, published by The Optometrist and Optician, 35 N. Dearborn St., Chicago, Illinois; 1914, 1920 & 1922
(Original images may be viewed offsite at: Hathitrust.org)

* The Blue Book of Optometrists. (1954). United States: Professional Press, Incorporated.
(Original images may be viewed offsite at Google Books)

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Synopsis of the Iowa Optometry law, passed in 1909, by Governor B.F. Carroll

Two years' study in accredited high school, or its equivalent; professional training, three years with a registered optometrist or graduation from a standard school of optometry; licensing test, examinaton or five years' continuous practice in the state prior to the passage of this act; registration with the clerk of the district court of the county of residence. For application address secretary State Board of Examiners.

Lansing
Julson, Edward

Waterville
Kolsrud, O.G.

Waukon
Gilchrist, William T.
Schimming, John G.

Lansing
Julson, Edward

Postville
Beucher, Harry S.

Waterville
Kolsrud, Ole G.

Waukon
Gilchrist, William T., M.D.

Lansing
Julson, Edward

Postville
Beucher, Harry S.

Waukon
Clayton, Orange C.
Gilchrist, William T.

Lansing
Julson, Edward - American Optomentric Association

Postville
Myers, Robert L. - Optometric Extension Program; American Optomentric Association

Waukon
Norden, Francis W. - Graduate Northern Illinois College of Optometry, 1939; Member Iowa Opticians Association; Omega Delta; Optometric Extension Program; American Optometric Association Washington & Wisconsin