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Sausalito News, Volume 35, Number 7, 15 February 1919
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
YALE CARRIES 175,000 TROOPS
JOHNNIE BURNS RETURNS FROM OVERSEAS
Use Zero Cold Test Oils In Winter— NOther Oils Endanger Motor
FREE SEEDS
FATALLY INJURED BY AUTO
MERCHANT MARINE RECRUITING
SAVED FROM DRIFTING TO SEA
BRIDGE TENDER DIES OF FLU
WIFE OF FORMER TOWN ENGINEER, DEAD
RELIGION SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE
The Financier Compliments Bank of San Rafael on its Statement
MRS. JENEVEIN DIES
GEORGE PAYNE DIES SUDDENLY
NEW HIGHWAY DEMANDED BY ENTIRE STATE
WOMAN SUFFRAGE LOSES BY 1 VOTE
“SENATOR PHELAN STILL HERE,” SAY SUFFRAGISTS
MRS. CAROLINE PRATT, WIDOW OF PIONEER, DIES
MAN TRIED FOR KILLING SPOUSE AND BABIES
OIL BILL NEEDED SENATOR PHELAN’S NAME
Condensed California News
DEATHS SHOW CITY’S HEALTH ABOVE NORMAL
RANCHERS ARM TO DRIVE OUT STRIKERS
STATE’S SWEET WINE OUTPUT ONLY FOURTH OF NORMAL
STORM KING ROMPS THROUGHOUT STATE
SUMMIT HAS 92 INCHES OF SNOW ON GROUND
SIERRA STORMBOUND; 60 INCHES OF SNOW FALL
STREAMS NEAR SAN JOSE OVERFLOW BANK
PENINSULA SWEPT BY HEAVIEST RAIN IN YEAR
ALL SOUTHERN SECTION OF STATE GETS WETTED
MERCHANT SHIPS TO CARRY CADETS
DAD AND 3 SONS FIGHT UNDER GEN. PERSHING
THEFT OF HOUSE CHARGED
SHOES FOR THE DESTITUTE BELGIANS
MISS ELIZABETH WALKER
BRITISH GIRLS ARE TRAINED
SHELL SHOCK HITS YANKEES LIGHTLY
POULTRY
INCREASE POULTRY AND EGGS
BEST FEED FOR LAYING HENS
GOOD QUALITIES OF ROOSTER
Page 3 Advertisements
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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3
HANGING UP MOTTOES WILL NOT HELP AMERICAN LABOR
TURKEY PROCEEDED TO ATTEND TO THE ARMENIANS
EXTENSION OF RED CROSS PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
THE NEAR EAST CALLS TO THE FAR WEST
S. R. B. B. A. A. CLUB
MIDWINTER NUMBER, LOS ANGELES TIMES
Page 4 Advertisements
Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
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Brief Items of Local Interest
WATER DIRECTORS REDUCE SAUSALITO’S RATES
MORE MONEY NEEDED
RAINFALL
TALENTED PIANISTE OPENS STUDIO HERE
TIBURON ROUND-HOUSE
MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR TEDDY AT BELVEDERE
Court Calendar
Examinations for Entrance to the Naval Academy and Also to West Point
NOTICE
Page 5 Advertisements
Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
Fir Seeds to Help Reforest France
UKRAINIAN YEAR BOOKS
English Writer Tells About Films That Actually Talk-Latest Edison Invention
Scarcity of Scythes.
Farmer Turns Sandy Tract of Land Into Flourishing Forest Within Few Years
SHORT AND SNAPPY
Man’s Work Should Provide Happiness and Peace of Mind
Broken Links
Signs of a Good Time.
Civilian Suffering.
Saving Trouble
Page 6 Advertisements
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
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Japanese Forecast Direful Race Trouble for the World —Fear an Armed Collision
Chinese Children Sold as Low as Twenty-Five Cents —Markets Found in Cities
HA! HA! HA!
Husband’s Description.
Sure Enough.
Complete Action.
Making Him Feel Better.
Important Consideration.
The Paramount Interest.
The Thorny Path of Love.
Inconsistent
Extremes Meeting
Not Dangerous
Page 7 Advertisements
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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5
OLDEST OF EARTH’S CITIES
CROSSED BREEDS OF DUCKS
Old Valenciennes.
Merits of October Ale.
Banter.
Gigantic Punch Bowl.
CAPRI HAS WORLD WONDER
BETTER ROADS WANTED
Page 8 Advertisements
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