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Sausalito News, Volume 34, Number 24, 15 June 1918
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Trustees Dedicate Lot For Public Park
TOWN EMPLOYEES ASK FOR WAGE INCREASE
CLASS PROPHECY GRAMMAR SCHOOL CLASS OF 1918
ELKS WILL MAN CRAFT IN SUNDAY BAY RACE
Joe Roberts Not Impressed With Kitchen Police Duty
JAMES F. BRENNAN DELIVERS ELOQUENT FLAG DAY ORATION
NATURAL COLOR PICTURES HERE FRIDAY
GOLF AND TENNIS AT BELVEDERE
Local Board Calls 68 Men to the Colors
Johnson APPOINTED WAR SAVINGS COUNTY DIRECTOR
TAMALPAIS CENTRE ELECTS OFFICERS
S.F. AVIATOR KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH
War News of Week
U. S. MARINES TRAIN “DOUG” FAIRBANKS FOR HIS BOUT WITH “LEACH” CROSS
MOTHERHOOD USED AS GRIP ON FRENCH
AMERICANS ON MARNE DRIVE GERMANS BACK
NATIVE SONS’ GRAND PARLOR ENDS SESSIONS
700,000 U.S. BOYS ARE NOW IN FRANCE
Golden State News
ENGLAND’S KING TO ATTEND U.S. INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION
Fast Going.
S.R.O.
Cheering Observation.
THE BEST POLICY
Fixed Expression.
Consumption of Sugar Goes Up to 84 Pounds Per Capita Since Revolutionary Period
BOY SCOUTS
WHAT DO BOY SCOUTS DO?
MAYOR TAKES SCOUT OATH.
SCOUTING IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
BOY SCOUT FIRE LIGHTER.
Government Appeals to Patriotism of Sportsmen.
Knife the Best Weapon.
Soothe Baby Rashes
Knowledge Being Wasted.
Avoiding the Subject.
To Help Blinded Soldiers.
ON KEMMEL HILL.
A Young Diplomatist.
Skilled in Both.
Second Sight.
Crazes.
Why Drunkards Brag.
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ENLISTED MAN MAKES EXCELLENT SUGGESTIONS
WORK OR FIGHT
HANIFY’S NEW YACHT LEAVES WAYS SATURDAY
LARRY WILL GET THEM
TWENTY BRIGHT PUPILS GRADUADE
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Brief Items of Local Interest
MILL VALLEY TRUSTEES MEET
LOCAL BOARDS TO MEET
LETTERS UNCLAIMED.
CANTEEN CAPTAINS APPOINTED
Miss Beatrice Gerberding Will Become Bride of Lieut Carlton C. Gildersleeve This Month.
Town Clerks Statement of Receipts and Expenditures Fran October 1, 1917, to May 31, 1918:
IMPORTANT
ROY PATTERSON WRITES FROM FRANCE
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STUDY OF THE GREAT WAR
WAYS OF TACTFUL NURSE
Indelible Ink From Fungus Found Growing in France in Decaying Vegetable Matter
Mother’s Cook Book
Eat Nuts, Save Meat
Sweet Potato and Peanut Croquettee.
Scalloped Onions and Peanuts.
Stuffed Dates With Nute and Cheese.
Apples In Maple Sirup With Nuts.
Apples With Nut Stuffing.
Honey Custard.
Kept Two Mice Busy Whole Year Operating Thread Mill.
No Established Wheatless Days, but Pound and Half Should Be the Very Limit
HAVE A LAUGH
His Temptation.
A Victim of Fate.
Of Course Not.
Early Crop.
Mental Industry.
A Patriot.
An Excusing Spirit.
Up-to-Date.
How President Kruger Decided Problem for Two Brothers
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Documents Filed With County Recorder
Court Calendar
The Need for Eliminating the Delays of Justice
ANNOUNCEMENT
U. S. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
LOOK OUT FOR REVENUE OFFICIAL IMPERSONATORS
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