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Sausalito News, Volume 37, Number 40, 1 October 1921
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
OUR WAR MEMORIAL
SANTA ROSA TEAM AT SAN RAFAEL TOMORROW
FUMES AND ODORS IN SUPERIOR COURT
CONTRACT FOR GRADING ON BLACK POINT CUTOFF LET
BOLINAS STAGE TO CHANGE OWNERS
INTERURBAN WINTER SCHEDULE INTO EFECT TODAY
ARTHUR SCURFIELD DROPS DEAD
DANIEL BOONE TURNING OVER IN HIS GRAVE
HOME ECONOMIST TO ADDRESS WOMAN’S CLUB
SAUSALITO YOUNG PEOPLE PROMINENT AT TAMALPAIS HIGH
CLARENCE LEA SPEAKS BEFORE WOMAN’S CLUB
COURT CALENDAR
HIGHWAY GAPS BETWEEN ROSS AND SAN RAFAEL BY DAY LABOR
ELKS’ CONVENTION AT SANTA CRUZ
SOLDIER LISTED AMONG LOST IN LIVING IN GRASS VALLEY
PYTHIANS ENOY WIRELESS CONCERT
AUTHORIZED TO SELL STOCK
Golden State News
AN UNEMPLOYMENT COMMISSION URGED
STATE FOREST FIRES LESS THAN FOR YEARS
U. S. Constitution Violators
We Cannot Stop Home Brewing
Man’s Life Saved by Prompt Action.
Housekeeper Says Fatty Kept Keys
Liquor Boat Not Molested
Twenty Cases Liquor Smuggled From Ship.
Police Aid Liquor Sales in Chicago.
Bootleg Informant Sought by U.S. Men
Dry Law Violator Given $1000 Fine.
Chicago Clubs Hit by Liquor Raiders.
Gets 8 Months’ Term
$40,000 in Liquor Seized at Modesto.
Five Arrested in Four Liquor Raids.
Robbers Loot Jail of Moonshine
MANUFACTURE OF ANY INTOXICANT UNLAWFUL
MINISTER CONDEMNS MODERN WOMAN’S DRESS
KANSAS BANK CLOSED AND CASHIER MISSING
LOWER FREIGHT RATES ON MELONS OCTOBER 3
AUSTRALIANS LOOKING FOR SHORT WORK HOURS
OLIVE THOMAS’ BODY PUT IN MAUSOLEUM
COUPLE LEAVE ON AN AIRSHIP HONEYMOON
IDLENESS EXAGGERATED IN NEW YORK CITY, SAYS WORLD
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STATE SERVICE FOR THE AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY
TAX DECISION DOES NOT AFFECT SCHOOLS
TWENTY-TWO MILES NEARER TO SACRAMENTO
MOTORSHIPS SOLD
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Brief Items of Local Interest
MRS. CHRISTENSEN PASSES AWAY
CARD OF THANKS
At THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CHRIST CHURCH (EPISCOPAL)
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
WHAT P.G.&.E. IS DOING
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Six Years in Frozen North
CARVING IS WORTH $125,000
Measures Volume of Snow and Hail
Woman Bears Five Children in Two Weeks; All Are Well
Mark Prices in Plain Figures
TEMPORARY PASTURES ARE BEST FOR SHEEP
STANDARDS FOR CONTAINERS
KILL GREEN CABBAGE WORMS
MANURE PRODUCED ON FARM
BOY SCOUTS
BURGOMASTER MAX TALKS
WHEN SCOUTS ARE TOGETHER
SCOUTS IN CAMP.
SCOUT LOSES LIFE SAVING CHUM.
FARM POULTRY
AIM FOR HEALTH AND VIGOR
FEEDS FOR GROWING CHICKS
LOSSES FROM FERTILE EGGS
LOCATION FOR BROOD COOPS
DAVID
Against Their Principles
Mexican World Wonder
Borne-Made Sausages
Plain Plum Pudding
No Apprentice Hand
The SANDMAN STORY
BROTHER TO THE BEAR
HOW DO YOU SAY IT?
“TRANSPIRE” AND “OCCUR.”
THE RIGHT THING AT THE RIGHT TIME
ABOUT INTRODUCTIONS
Moved and Seconded.
How It Started
THE FINGER PRINT SYSTEM.
A Long Wait.
ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE
GOOD ROADS
BUILDING FEDERAL HIGHWAYS
USE CONVICTS ON HIGHWAYS
GOOD HIGHWAYS
ONE-MAN ROAD GRADER PAYS
Celery Soup
Enameled Teapots
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ILLITERACY IN CALIFORNIA
HIGH VOLTAGE TRANSMISSION
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