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Sausalito News, Volume 33, Number 44, 3 November 1917
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TIBURON NOTES
SPECIAL TAXES NOW IN EFFECT
SAN ANSELMO SISTERS IN IN DOUBLE ENGAGEMENT
WAKE UP!
Marin To Front In Liberty Loan
Court Calendar
W.N. NEFF BAGGED
RAILROADS EXPLAIN SCOPE OF WAR TAX ON TICKETS
CORINTHIANS HOLD CLOSING JINKS
A Correction
Chance for a $500,000 Plant for Sausalito
RETURN FROM AMERICAN LAKE
Solving An Enigma
Self-Reliant Art.
Better Than Bonds.
Not a Day Older.
FALL LINES LONG
COLORS INFLUENCED BY WAR
NEW MATERIALS FOR WINTER
POUR-PIECE SET FOR FALL
SLIPON IDEA CATCHES FANCY
NOTES THAT ARE NOVEL
The Gray and Blue.
War Adventures “Over There”
Mother’s Cook Book
Fruits as Foods.
Great Ararat Not Known by This Name to the Armenians.
A MEAN ADVANTAGE.
Cooking Dried Foods.
Secret of Failure.
War Weddings Decline in Glasgow.
Future Melting Pot of the World.
Relative Values.
Damning Description.
GERMAN TRADE GOT IMPETUS HERE
Army Uniform Protected.
VICTORY ACHIEVED BY TACT
He Knows Too Much.
The Bird Being an Ostrich.
Food Thoughts
A SONG TO DACATUR.
New Use for Grandma.
DANDRUFF AND ITCHING
Pension for Authors.
Hope Yet for Wrist Watch.
That Did It.
Great Thoughts In Prison.
Page 3 Advertisements
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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3
Documents Filed With County Recorder
CALIFORNIA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
FARMERS ANR FARM WORKERS TO LEARN ABOUT TRACTORS
INFLUX OF TOURISTS
Page 4 Advertisements
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Brief Items of Local Interest
MARIN DRAFT BOARD CERTIFIES 17 MEN
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS INSTALL OFFICERS
“What Vegetables Can We Plant In November
THE LAST CONTINGENT OF MARIN CO. SOLDIERS LEFT YESTERDAY
NEWS THANKED FOR LIBERTY LOA NAID
NAVAL BASE REPORT FILED
MAN CHARGED WITH STEALING HORSES IS ACQUITTED
Cheesemakers to Learn Developments of Their Art
LET US REMEMBER
STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
WHAT’S DOING AT CAMP LEWIS
Star of Sea Club Gives Informal Reception to Mrs. J. R. Hanify
SIGN CONSERVATION CARDS
Strong Appeal for Red Cross Dressings
SOLDAVINI CHARGED WITH MURDER
SOLDIERS’ LETTER DAY NOVEMBER 11th
Sausalito Mutual Loan Association
Page 5 Advertisements
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MAN KILLS HIS WIFE AND SELF ON FERRY
DEATH TAKES FIRST MAN CAPTURED BY YANKEES
Talks By Wireless to Paris
PRO-GERMAN RUMORS FROM MEXICO ABSURD
WAR ADVANCES FOOD PRICES 47 PER CENT
Each Liberty Boy Given $5 By Chinamen
Condensed California News
PASTOR LASHED AFTER PRAYING FOR KAISER
Californian Dead In Chicago
NEWS PRINT PRICES FOR THE YEAR 1918
FULL SCOPE OF THE U. S. ESPIONAGE LAW
FIRST YANKEE SHELL REACHES ITS MARK
ANTI-VIVISECTION LAW PROTESTED BY DOCTORS
CAMOUFLAGE COW DOES HER BIT IN THE WAR
HARVARD MEN IN HAIL OF BOMBS
INDIANS REFUSE CODDLING
Sliver Plate Periscopes.
WAR BRINGS BIG TRADE CHANGES
Popular Science.
Simple Tests of Value in Telling Whether Goods Is ”All Wool and Yard Wide.”
POULTRY POINTERS
GOD SPEED YOU, SOLDIER BOY!
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HAVE YOU RECEIVED AND SIGNED YOUR FOOD PLEDGE? IF NOT ACT NOW
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION— CLERK-CARRIER
FOR FOOD PLEDGE SIGNERS
LETTERS UNCLAIMED.
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