Albert Theodore Peters

Background

Peters, Albert Theodore was born on February 10, 1868 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Joachim and Frederica Peters.

Education

Educated Chicago public schools and Royal Veterinary College, Stuttgart, Germany, 1893.

Career

Veterinarian, United States Agricultural Experiment Station at University of Nebraska, 1893-1909. With Illinois State Board Live Stock Commission and director State Biological Laboratory, since January 1, 1910. Translator: Guide to Practical Meat Inspection, including Examination for Trichinae, from German of Doctor F. Fischoeder.

The Methods of Milk Inspection for Physicians, Chemists, Hygienists and Veterinarians, from German of Doctor P. Somerfield.

Leisering’s Atlas of the Anatomy of the Horse and of Other Domestic Animals. Author of bulletins United States Agricultural Experiment Station, Nebraska.

Conducted special investigations of cornstalk disease among horses and cattle.

Achievements

• Albert Theodore Peters has been listed as a noteworthy veterinarian. by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Medical Association.

Connections

Married Emma B. Rickert, of Chicago.

Father:

Joachim Peters

Mother:

Frederica Peters

Spouse:

Emma B. Rickert