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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
2
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The Louisiana legislature faces a proposed forestry statute from Governor Blanchard aimed at private timber. It bans cutting trees under 12 inches diameter four feet high, excludes land-clearing for farms and road/house use, and penalties include fines up to 100 and imprisonment. It urges careful cutting to protect young trees and prevent waste, soil erosion, and broader harm to the people. The measure cites court rulings and notes forests support storm protection and regional prosperity, with broader implications for timber management.
Heavy Clews argues money acts as a drug on the market and warns that financial conditions show fragility eight months after a national panic. He notes currency abundance, low lending rates, and rapidly rising reserves surpassing records as evidence of speculative instability.
The article discusses an elastic currency system to curb overabundance of funds and notes rising securities despite a weak economy. It also reports Canadian government plans to settle 28,000,000 acres in Saskatchewan and Alberta to finance a Hudson Bay railway project and open a new Atlantic route. It mentions American horse and mule production for the army and British oil burning torpedo boat destroyers affecting future naval design.
The New Orleans States notes western Republicans split with the Cannon Sherman Payne Aldrich coalition as tariff revision becomes a rallying issue. Voters in the West align with La Follette style radicalism, opposing tariff extortion and favoring tariff reduction, challenging Chicago convention choices.
A compact summary recaps historical Texas political feuds referencing Campbell Williams Davis and the Cyclone persona. Editorial voices from the Dallas Times Herald and other papers accuse rivals, note religious affiliations, and discuss prohibition positions and local option, highlighting cross-city tensions and reputational battles.
A reflective piece on wanderlust contrasts ancient drivers of travel with modern readers. It notes readers’ disdain for traveler tales and the longing for distant lands while staying rooted at the post office bench. The piece lampoons travel books and the memory of journeys, ending with a questioning, restless mood.
The San Antonio scene includes a Saloon Keepers meeting in conection with a cudadpeg entertainment at Muth's Gulden and a Carl Beck band program. Zulema, the Misa, is slated for a wear tour tomorrow. Gaceia's march by the Eighth Cavalry band occurred at a military dress parade by Gen. Stanley. Carlos Béé marks its twentieth anniversary today. L. B. Camp leaves for Charlotte to study law. A Mexico native charged with murder Parade through the city. The Mitchell Street bride was to be accepted by the city council’s public improvement committee.
July 8 marks a set of brief historical notes including Hilbo Fate, founder of Yale College, dying in 1721 with origins in New Haven. It also references a 1048 military event, births of Tite Greene Halleck in Guilford, Conn., and a 1800s note on Washington as federal seat, plus Grand Duke George’s death in St Petersburg. Astronomical event times and moon phase are listed as well.
The Light announces multiple candidates for Bexar County offices including Sheriff W S Goforth James McCloykey and George Surkey as well as county attorney constable precincts county clerk and district judge. Also listed are nominations for county judge justice of the peace and related posts with candidates subject to Democratic primary action.
Andres Coy Jr seeks the district clerk post in Bexar County and is joined by August Biewenbach as a candidate, both subject to Democratic primary action. The Eight Is party body authorized the announcement of Biewenbach as a candidate for district clerk contingent on primary results.
The Light authorizes the announcement of HL Terrell as candidate for representative from Hexar County. The notice outlines Terrell's candidacy and the race's local significance. The move signals party alignment and forthcoming campaign activities in the district.
The Lluhtdis authorized to announce Olle Wahrmund as a Landijule for Representative Place No 2 Rexzar County subject to the action of the democratic party.
A notice from The Light 4 authorized to announce Neleor By tle as candidate for district attorney subject to Democratic Primary action.
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