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Sausalito News, Volume 36, Number 9, 28 February 1920
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
POLITIAL MEETING IN BOY SCOUTS HALL
TRIBUTE TO LOU STINSON
INSPECT MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT PLANT
GRAND BENEFIT FOR THE MISSION CHURCH
DEATH CLAIMS MAN AND WIFE
TAX COLLECTORS WANT THE LAW CHANGED
DUCK DINNER RUINED BY GAME WARDEN
LENTEN LECTURE
BOULEVARD DISTRICT DEFEATED BY ELECTORS
NORTON PROBATION EXTENDED ONE YEAR
STATE BOARD OF FORESTRY
UNDERSIZED CRABS EXPENSIVE
STINSON CREMATED
Mrs. Fairbanks Gets Job, But Has No Idea What It Is
96 NEW UTILITIES REPORTING TO RAILROAD COMMISSION
MARRIAGE LICENSES
RAINFALL
Court Calendar
“WORK AND SAVE”
FIGHTING A BURNING WELL IN NEW GAS DISTRICT
Had Sure Thing at Stud Poker
MARTENS’ CHIEF OF STAFF NABBED
Cut Heart Out of Patient.
Did Good Work at Vladivostok
MAKING A LONG HIKE WITH HIS BURRO
WELL-CALLED ‘DEATH TRAINS’
Aviators Roosted in Trees. |
EXPRESS LOVE FOR TRICOLOR
Saved for a Joyful Reunion
Brothers Side by Side in Gloomy Sing Sing
VATICAN GARDENS PHOTOGRAPHED FROM THE AIR
BY THE OLD HOME FIRE
THE HULKS
Perils of Overwork
National Preference
Parental Deference
Many Requests
Foaming Steins, Goo’by
Looked For
Seeking a Change of Luck
The Easier Replaced
The Cause.
An Apt Reminder
Slamming the Jazz
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SWARMS OF INSPECTORS
AN APPEAL FOR HOME GARDENS
FLAGS FOR SOLDIERS’ GRAVES
PARTY PLATFORM DESERVES SERIOUS CONSIDERATION BY BEST MINDS
Advice for Singers.
No Person Has Seen the Sun.
Just a Little One, Maybe.
Grandmother’s Economy.
Bronzing Small Articles.
Disapproves Old Adage.
Deeds and Words.
The Lee Family.
A Glass Horn.
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Brief Items of Local Interest
SEVEN CANDIDATES FOR WATER DIRECTORS
DOCUMENTS
CARD OF THANKS
INCOME TAX RETURNS DUE
INCOME TAX IN NUTSHELL
Thinking of Strenuous Days.
America’s Largest Industry.
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FLORIDA AN OASIS FOR NORTHERN RICH
$264,000 LEFT TO ORPHANS OF S. F.
GOMPERS FLAYS PLEA FOR LABOR NAT’L PARTY
THRONGS WATCH MAN END LIFE
Condensed California News
SAMUEL B. WHITEHEAD VICTIM OF HEART FAILURE
RETAIL MEAT DEALERS MUST REDUCE PRICES
U. S. FLIER KILLED IN 1200-FOOT FALL IN TEXAS
HOLY LAND WATER USED TO CHRISTEN SON OF RAMSAY
S. F. AIR MAIL FUND O. K.’D IN THE SENATE
PANAMA GOVERNOR FORBIDS IRISH DANCE
NEW YORK BIGGEST CITY IN WORLD; HAS 7,000,000 PEOPLE
POPE’S AID TO EUROPE NEEDY NOW $1,000,000
CASHIER TRAPS BANK SWINDLERS
WIFE ENDS LIFE IN STATEROOM
WINE THIEVES RAID AND LOOT PARISH HOUSE
Winter in the Alps Is Always White
The American Model
470,034 Boy Scouts Raised $354,180,687 in U. S. Bonds
FACTS AND FANCIES
The Helm.
Asia Minor Skinless Fruit Has Pit and Edible Kernel; It Is Both Nut and Peach
Flower Fields of Thibet Are Regular Paradise for Bees, Birds and Students
Deep Voices Require More Force Than the Sopranos
Incubators 1,000 Years Old.
RED CROSS LAYS PLANS FOR 1920
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS
Can You Spell This List of Words?— Test for Teachers
WORDS OF WISE MEN
Eider Ducks Pluck the Down; Later Gathered for Export
The Perfect Man.
Minister Was Inventor of First Percussion Lock for Fire Arms; First Used 1825
DECIDING ON THE BREED OF FOWL
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DOCUMENTS
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