Homer Joyce Guilty of Murder in Temple Five Year Sentence
A Temple jury finds Homer Joyce guilty of murdering John Zurovec on November 29 and sentences him to five years hard labor. Lewellen is released on $10,000 bond as his case is reset for Monday. the Lewellen habeas corpus appeal is withdrawn after bond agreement. The proceedings involve 150 potential jurors and witness lists, with motions for a new trial pending.
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Homer Joyce
Lewellen
Belton
John Zurovec
Temple
Joyce
Sheriff's Department
John Lewellen
Zurovec
Court of Criminal Appeals At
Austin
Blair
Court of Criminal Appeals
Bond
Bonds
W. E. H. Reed
S. G. Garth
J. R. Whatley
Summer Session Announced at A and M College
College Station Texas February 15 1921 The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas announces the summer session from June 6 to August 27 1921. Credit bearing courses toward graduation and a college certificate in agriculture are offered alongside non credit short courses for farmers and county agents The School of Cotton Classing Automobiles and Tractors Farm Boys Division Courses for County Agents and a Farmers Short Course are scheduled The summer session catalogue will be distributed February 15
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College Station
Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Texas Legislator Freed From Cancer Says Cure Permanent
K Walter of Waelder, former Texas legislator, reports two malignant growths cured by Dr. O A Johnson, a Kansas City cancer specialist. He states he waited months to be sure and now declares the cancer is curable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Walter
Waelder
O. A. Johnson
C. K. Waller
Texas
Kansas City
Walter
Texas minister proclaims cancer cured by clinic
The Rev. E. S. Tucker of Tye Texas credits Dr Johnson of Kansas City with curing cancer without surgery. Tucker praises the treatment, urges others to seek care at once, and notes the clinic uses medicinal applications only. Address listed as 560 1824 Main Street Kansas.
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Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Dr. O. A. Johnson
Main Street
Kansas City
E. S. Tucker
Tye
Tex
Kansas
To Cure a Cold in One Day Tak Tive Bromo Quinine
An ad promoting a cold remedy called Tak Tive Bromo Quinine tablets claims rapid relief by matching the E S signature on each box. The snippet notes headache relief and single day cure language, typical of early 20th century patent medicines.
Tanlac Restores Health Says George W Logan of Peabody
George W Logan a prominent stock dealer from Peabody Kansas testifies Tanlac restored his health and added thirty five pounds after six bottles He says indigestion dizziness and back pain vanished and his wife also found relief He invites others to verify the results with local dealers New Cameron Drug Co Baldridge Bros E C Smith and New Drug Store advertise Tanlac in their towns
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George W. Logan
Peabody
Kansas
Middle West
Tanlac
Cameron
New Cameron Drug Co
Rockdale
Baldridge Bros
Milano
E. C. Smith
Burlington
New Drug Store
Dodson's Liver Tone Offers Safe Liver Help
An antidotal ad warns against calomel a mercury laxative that upsets stomach and binds you to bed. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable tonic sold by druggists as a safe substitute guaranteed to improve liver function without side effects and suitable for children.
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Dodson
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San Antonio
Houston
Galveston
A. & M College
T.A. Howell Cameron, Texas
Thedford’s
G. W. Logan
Denison—Sherman
Dallas
Waco
Corsicana
Henne & Meyer CO
Undertakers
Chas. W. Price
C. R. Phillips Ed Brod
Cameron, Texas
First National Bank
Bermuda
C. H. Melton Devine
A. Bartz
Jeter Lumber
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