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Sausalito News, Volume 34, Number 11, 16 March 1918
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Funds Lefs After District’s Last Contract
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE SOLD
HIGH SCHOOL TRUSTEES ELECTION
TUSCANIA SURVIVORS KINDLY TREATED
SAN RAFAEL ELKS ELECT NEW OFFICERS
SEVEN MORE MARIN MEN IN SERVICE
A RED CROSS TALK
HONEST MAN FOUND WITHOUT LANTERN
BOOK DRIVE MARCH 18-25, 1918
WHAT THE “Y” IS DOING
NORWOOD McNEILL DIES IN TEXAS
RED CROSS BENEFIT
THE FATHERLESS CHILDREN OF FRANCE
HELEN ASPELIN MARRIED
MARIN DAIRYMAN KILLED IN FRANCE
FIRE TRUCK ON EXHIBITION HERE SUNDAY
Election Called for April 8
MADELINE TEW SHOWERED
CHARLES E. CHURCH FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEE
FOUND GUILTY OF STEALING WATER
U. S. LEADERS MEET BAKER AT PARIS
U. S. LUTHERANS UNITE TO RAISE WAR FUND
34.1 PER CENT OF S. F. POPULATION ALIEN BORN
Golden State News
IDEAL TRAINING GROUND IN CUBA FOR AMERICA’S FIGHTERS
War Happenings of Week
17 NEW STEEL SHIPS FINISHED IN FEBRUARY
AMERICAN SCHOONER AFIRE OFF FRANCE
ENEMY BEATEN BACK BY AMERICAN BOYS
FIVE MEXICAN BANDITS ARE KILLED BY POSSE
Live Chicks May Be Sent By Mail
$500,000,000 ISSUE OF U.S. CERTIFICATES
NEW DRAFT RULES ARE MADE PUBLIC
TOMATO BUSINESS IS WON BY CALIFORNIA
NEED SEXTANTS FOR NAVIGATORS
SEA TO MAKE UP SHORTAGE IN FATS
Whisky Prices Soar in England.
MISS EMMA FROHMAN
CUBAN SHIPBUILDERS AID IN WAR WORK
Illinois Professor Says Acres Must Yield Double —Farmers to Win the War
Mother’s Cook Book
A Group of Salads.
Herring Salad.
Nut and Celery Salad.
Cream Johnny Cake.
Tomato Salad.
No Connection Between the Weather and Moon’s Changes
Page 3 Advertisements
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POTATOES NOT A WHEAT SUBSTITUTE
DO NOT DELAY FILING INCOME TAX RETURNS
GARDEN GROWING IS ENCOURAGED
ALL COAL SACKS MUST BE EMPTIED
A JUST AND LASTING PEACE
HOW TO PAY YOUR INCOME TAX
More Books Needed — Book Drive MARCH 18-25, 1918
WAR CYCLOPEDIA ISSUED BY THE GOVERNMENT
Page 4 Advertisements
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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3
Brief Items of Local Interest
PISTOLESI, HANNON AND MURPHY ENDORSED FOR TRUSTEE
NEW OFFICERS FOR BLYTHEDALE REBEKAH LODGE
CANDIDATES FILE
RICHARD McGREEVY DIED IN SAN FRANCISCO
MEADE CHOSEN CAPTAIN
INTENSIVE BOOK CAMPAIGN MARCH 18-25, 1918
Book Drive March 18-25, 1918
CALIFORNIA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
TO VALLEY OF THE MOON
MARRIAGE LICENSES
CAN YOU SPARE ANY OF THESE
HOW TO SAVE MORE GAS
COAL PRICES RAISED
Page 5 Advertisements
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
The HOME BEAUTIFUL
PLAN FOR FUTURE BEAUTY
The Runaways
United States' Lakes.
WOMEN DEMANDING BETTER MATERIALS
Red Cross Can Use Scraps.
BEST IMPROVEMENT OF SOIL
For Pimply Faces.
Not Interested.
A Great One.
BEST GRASSES FOR PASTURE
Oh, Man!
Proof of Perfection.
Punish the Slackers Who Gain Release Through Crime
Bits of Wisdom.
Hay Used as Tea.
His Reputation Saved.
The Plain Thing.
It Works! Try It
AN APOTHEOSIS OF COFFEE
BIG LAYERS LATE MOLTERS
One Drawback.
Capping It.
A Word of Sympathy.
Out of the Draft.
Studies the Dope.
Past His Power.
Heroes of Peace.
A Good Sample.
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Documents Filed With County Recorder
Queer Eskimo Custom.
Boiling Alive.
Walking Is Work.
The British Cabinet.
Made Clear.
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