Ancient rapier unearthed near Neches River in Texas excavation
An artifact found during a Texas road excavation is identified as a rapier style sword with a three inch blade and a two foot overall length. Historians link the piece to La Salle era expeditions with possible ties to French and Spanish colonial history in early Texas. Expect further testing by State authorities to determine origin and era.
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Tas Balle
Texay
Bluth Highway Department
Frandi
Spain
Texas
Ina
T ‘Ile
la Salle
Amon
Neches
Aieshen
Alonzo de Leon
Father Manzanet
Cox
Nacogdoches
Trinity Rivers
Don Domino Teran
Gyros Rios
Father Manzanot Cout
Mexico
Hacogdoches
Fort Till
France
Avatin
Phin
Geo. W. Cox
Bute
Howson
Aow
Mineral Wells
Thomas
Panal
Thon
Mineral Welle
Rownds
Eurey-two
Dominic Mantel
W. A. Thomas
Cromten
Tax comparisons and wartime plane design notes
A 404 schedule outlines tax implications for single and married earners across the United States Great Britain and Germany using Pound and mark exchange rates. It contrasts incomes from 1000 to 50000 with varying dependents. It also notes U S Army airplane design progress toward 600 mile per hour capability and recalls the 1898 Supreme Court tomato fruit ruling.
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W. A. ‘Piomas
Nell
Internal Revenue Department
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Britain
Supreme Court of the United States
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Clinton, Texas
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Pearl Harbor
United States Army
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Santa Fe
R. B. Ball
Roper Range
Cogdell
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