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Sausalito News, Volume 34, Number 8, 23 February 1918
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Mayor Rolph Given Ovation in Sausalito
UNLISTED MEN TO HOLD SENIORITY RIGHTS
COUNTY ORGANISATION OF DE-FENSE CORPS UNDER WAY
FROM SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE
PYTHIANS HOLD PATRIOTIC SERVICES
Grand President Snyder Visits Sea Point Parlor
YOUNG OFFICER’S HEROISM IS TOLD
WALTER RUTHERFORD DIES IN NEW MEXICO
A FAREWELL BREAKFAST TO JOS. FALLON
ANXIOUS FOR SERVICE ABROAD
CASE AGAINST WILSON DISMISSED
Enlisted Elk Buried With Honors In France
CAPTAIN VERNON CASTLE, WELL KNOWN AVIATOR, FALLS TO DEATH IN AIRPLANE
SWIMMER DIES IN OLYMPIC CLUB TANK
EDGERTON SAYS U.S.WILL PROBABLY OWN ALL RYS.
Roosevelt to Return to Home Soon
The War In Europe UNCLE SAM’S PART
WILL SUPPLY FARMERS WITH NEEDED LABOR
EDNA METCALF FOUND TO HAVE SOUND MIND
WOMAN KILLED WHEN MACHINE OVERTURNS
CALIFORNIA GIRL AND NAVAL OFFICER MARRY
Golden State News
BOLO PASHA APPEALS SENTENCE OF DEATH
MONOPOLIES MUST NOT OVERLOOK GOOD WILL
Why United States Is Fighting
Page 3 Advertisements
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Documents Filed With County Recorder
CARTER’S TRIAL FIXED FOR MARCH FIRST
MARRIAGE LICENSES
MINER IS KILLED IN FALL
LETTERS UNCLAIMED.
MISSIONARIES IN TOWN
TAX RETURNS MUST BE MADE
RAINFALL IN SAUSALITO
Men In Military Service at Camps and Cantonments May Write for News-papers.
LICENSE IS REQUIRED TO SHIP GOODS ABROAD BY PARCEL POST
Sun Francisco Bay Ferryboats De-clared Cleanest in the World
THE AVERAGE CITIZEN
SOLDIER AND SAILOR INSURANCE
Page 4 Advertisements
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Brief Items of Local Interest
MOTHER OF SENATOR SHARKEY DEAD
SAUSALITO DEFEAT ROSS BOY SCOUTS
SCOUTS STARTING WAR GARDEN
ST. RAPHAEL’S TO DEDICATE FLAG
SOLDIERS WILL BE PUNISHED FOR BUYING LIQUOR
MARCH 8th LAST DAY | TO REGISTER
JOIN THE ARMY OF HELPERS
CALIFORNIA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Clandestine Circular Issued in Germany Attacks Rulers
DO you WANT TO HELP WIN THE WAR
J. C. MARTIN. JR., OFFERS CUP FOR TROPHY
NOTICE TO VOTERS IN TOWN OF THE SIXTH CLASS IN MARIN COUNTY.
Page 5 Advertisements
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FOR THE SOLDIERS
MATERIALS FOR THE WRAP
GOOD YEAR FOR MADE-OVERS
Youth Has Charm.
The Useful Tunic
Plain Sleeves.
FRESH AIR GOOD FOR FACE
SIZES OF HOUSEHOLD LINENS
ATTRACTIVE DANCE FROCK
Dr. Bradford’s Obstacle
A Padded Blow.
PRODUCTION OF DAIRY
USEFUL FOR WINTER MULCH
PUT FARM IMPLEMENTS IN REPAIR IN WINTER
THE SNAPSHOT
Accounted for It
Clssifying the Idiots.
Soothe Itching Scalps.
No Proofs.
A Sleepy Humorist.
No Terror.
Catty Comment.
Culture Buttermilk More Beneficial as Drink; Has More of the Lactic Acid
Food May Be Saved by Close Watch of Weather Forecasts
Mother’s Cook Book
Good Food for the Family.
Oatmeal Soup.
Cranberry Salad.
HARROW ATTACHED TO PLOWS
Unbelievable.
1918 Reformation.
Suitable Dish.
Fame.
Impossible Feat.
SUFFERING CATS! GIVE THIS MAN THE GOLD MEDAL
Wise and Otherwise.
Government Lessons Reach Millions of the Boys and Girls in United States
BACK YARD POULTRY KEEPING
Release of Energy.
Who’s Who in War Time?
Lots of Memory.
Obeying Orders.
In the Library.
Strenuous Endeavor.
Its Limitations.
Its Advantages.
A Rapid Firer.
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REGISTRATION OF WOMEN FOR WAR WORK
“Victory” Bread Must Contain Not More Than 80 per cent Wheat Flour
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