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Leon Waits Sentenced for Eighteen Months in Tax Case
Local report details Leon Waits receiving an eighteen month federal sentence in Atlanta for liquor licensing violations. Judge Russell also discussed prior local option conviction and advised reform, with a $100 fine and guidance toward a straight life after serving time. The Sherman Courier notes the case and appeals progress.
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Sherman
Russell
Atlanta
Leon Waits
Sherman Courier
Internal Revenue
Court of Appeals
Grayson County
Court Fires Felony Convictions and Fines in First Sessions
In the Fifty-ninth District Court Judge Cal Freeman presided over three felony convictions in the first cases tried. Pearl Covington received five years for pandering, John Moss five years for robbery with firearms, and T M Craighead two years for forgery. Jurors were fined for failure to appear and an attorney fined for lateness as part of an unusual move to collect fines, receiving praise for efficient court operation.
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Cal. T. Freeman
Pearl Covington
John Moss
T. M. Craighead
Freeman
Death of B F Gafford Removes Local Railway Agent
B F Gafford, longtime Whitewright railway agent for the Cotton Belt, died after pneumonia crisis following a chill. Born 1860 in Camden Mississippi, he lived in Texas since 1870 and served as agent for Santa Fe at Rogers and Celeste before Whitewright. He was active in Masonic and IOOF lodges and left a large family, with funeral in Whitewright conducted by local pastors.
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Whitewright
B. F. Gafford
Gafford
Cotton Belt Railway
Benjamin Ford Gafford
Camden
Mississippi
Texas
Fayette County
Santa Fe Railway
Rogers
Tex
Santa Fe
Celeste
Katy
Cotton Belt
Helen Brantley
Bryan
B. A. Gafford
Dallas
B. D. Graves
Summerville
Branchville
Lizzy Payne
Newman
Frank
Lurline
Ruth
Methodist Church
Masonic, Odd Fellows, KK
Masonic
East Maple Street
A. R. Nash
B. A. Graves
R. A. Anderson
San Angelo
S. A. Wilke
W. H. Gafford
Helen Gafford
Mrs Lyons Fourth Miles Southeast Farm Death at Age
Mrs Dave Lyons aged wife and mother died last Monday afternoon four miles southeast of town of natural causes. Interment at Blanton cemetery Wednesday. Born October 12 1849 she married D L Lyons November 21 1871. Ten children were born eight survive.
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Dave Lyons
Blanton
Ann Catherine Atkinson
D. L. Lyons
LocalNotes Kentuckytown Citizens Update Moves and Appointments
Oscar Brown completed a new residence on North Main Street. W L Caylor moved to the Claud Robbins home and accepted a position on the good roads. Henry Philips became a clerk at the T N Parrish store. Charley Gudgel and family plan a move to Sherman. Several neighbors ill but improving after ten days. Rev I E Teague to preach at Baptist church next Sunday all day. O H Foster and family from West Texas visited his mother Mrs J E Foster. School closed until Monday Jan 21 due to coal shortage. Rev John C Skaggs to preach at Collinsville next Sunday. Pascal Connelly visited Sherman Saturday. Newman Gafford had an eye injury at school with possible lasting damage.
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Oscar Brown
North Main Street
W. L. Caylor
Claud Robbins
Good Roads
Henry Philips
T.N. Parrish
Charley Gudgel
Sherman
I. E. Teague
Baptist Church
O. H. Foster
West Texas
J. E. Foster
John C. Skaggs
Collinsville
Pascal Connelly
Mothers of Texas Prepare For Womanhood And Motherhood
A periodized appeal praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women through life stages from girlhood to motherhood and midlife. Testimonies from Mrs. Julia Stinson of Fort Worth and Mrs. Lizzie Epperson of Houston endorse the remedy as effective for nervousness and weight gain with visible benefits. Available as liquid or tablets. trial package offered for 10 cents. all ingredients printed on wrapper.
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Houston Herrtants
Texas
Fort Worth
Dr. Pierce
Lizzie Epperson
Gould Avenue
W. M. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
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