Indians on Padre Island Tallest Ancients and Cannibal Voyages
The article sketches Padre Island habitation by four tribes from the 16th century onward the Caemones the Negro Indians the Mal Equites and the Karankawas noted for height cannibal habits and cliffing dugouts. It also mentions a 36-skull burial ground found at Laguna Madre and cites a Texas Business Review report on Rio Grande Valley development by Stanley Arbingast.
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Coahuiltecans
Padre Island
Padre
Rio Grande Valley of Texas
Texas Business Review
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
IT S THE LAW A house party and the risks of liability
A humorous tale about Gus hosting friends and the risk of lawsuits from injuries around the home. The piece notes homeowners must fix dangerous conditions and can be liable for accidents to guests if they know of hazards. It also contrasts home versus trade-related liability and cites an example of a rotted limb causing injury.
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Gus
Ronald
Rover
Agei
Rural Road paving order expands to 85 projects
The Road Rond Election Order lists 85 rural roads to be paved under the Rural Road Program totaling 4,312,627 dollars. An additional 85 projects are described as further works to remove mud and dust in the area.
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Texas
Stanley Arbingast
Arbingast
Mexico
State Highway Department
Cameron County
Rio Grande Valley
Chamber of Commerce