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Sausalito News, Volume 38, Number 10, 11 March 1922
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MOORE'S LAST WORD ON THE WATER QUESTION
LALLA CAEN PASSES AWAY
BURGARLIZED DURING FUNERAL
COUNTY LOSES VALUABLE OFFICIAL
TRUSTEE PISTOLESI WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION
THE WIDOW APPOINTED COUNTY ASSESSOR
WILLIAM SIMAS PASSES AWAY
SEA POINT NATIVE SONS WILL INITIATE THIRTY
FAVOR SCHOOL SITE IN WILDWOOD GLEN
RAINED DOG
SCHOOL TRUSTEES ELECTION MARCH 31
ELKS ELECT OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR
SHOW DIRECTOR IS MISSING; COIN GONE
CREWS AT WORK TO STOP SLIDES
MARTINEZ SCHOOLS GIVEN STATE FUNDS
FORESTERS INSTALL OFFICERS FOR 1922
Her Choice.
Discouraged.
PIONEER, 103, OF STOCKTON, DEAD
ENTOMED GOLD MINERS RESCUED
MAN FALLS 20 FEET, LANDS ON HEAD
MARINES ISSUE NATIONAL DIGEST OF STATE BONUS LAWS
MRS. ANNIE K. LANE GETS CONCORD LAND
Condensed California News
SAMUEL F. RUTTER DISPLACES MITCHELL
OAKLAND MAN TO WED SONOMA GIRL
HEUER TO MAKE STRONG APPEAL
CHICO PRUNE ORCHARD SELLS FOR $160,000
CENTENARIAN DIES; WAS NEVER SUED
SUFFRAGIST FINED; HAD BOOZE IN TRUNK
AUTOISTS PAY STATE $6,036,384 FEES
YOUTH'S CAREER AS SPENDER IS HALTED
FLIERS WARNED TO GET LICENSE
FORMER BERKELEY PASTOR SUCCUMBS
PROGRESSIVE PARTY MAY COME TO LIFE
SAN DIEGO TO SAVE FAIR BUILDING
Black Cherry Brandy
WHAT THE RECORDS SHOW REPUBLICAN PARTY IS DOING FOR WAR VETERANS
SAFETY OF RAILWAY TRAVEL IS PROVEN
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$38.33 AVERAGE TAX PER CAPITA IN MARIN
NATIVE SONS CLASS TO NUMBER 100
RUTH SCOTT WEDS
TOTAL COLLECTIONS OF MEMORIAL FUND
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ESTABLISHES NEW ACCIDENT RECORD—1921
Forest Oficers to Be Deputies or the State Board of Health
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TIBURON ITEMS
Brief Items of Local Interest
SUPERVISORS PASS RESOLUTIONS OVER LOSS OF P. H. COCHRANE
COURT CALENDAR
POPULAR CONDUCTOR OUT FOR ASSESSOR
At THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CHRIST CHURCH (EPISCOPAL)
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
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REAPPORTIONMENT IS OPPOSED
THE SEDAN
OPERATOR HALTS TRAIN TO PUT THROUGH CALL
PORTABLE TELEPHONES AID FOREST HANGERS
WEDNESDAY LAST DAY FOR INCOME TAX
KEPT RIGHT ON WORKING
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Washing Silk
A Question of Gender
BOY SCOUTS
WINS HIKING MERIT BADGE
SCOUT TRACKS OWN BICYCLE
Zinc Articles
Small Turbots
Something to Think About
SOME INFLUENCES
Mother's Cook Book
FAMILY DESSERTS
Peach Tapioca.
Cracker Custard Pudding.
Coffee Jelly With Cream.
Horticultural Hints
PRUNING YOUNG PEACH TREE
A Kitchen Mat
THE DAIRY
PLAN OF BULL ASSOCIATIONS
WARMED WATER HELPS COWS
DEPRAVED APPETITE OF HEN
A FIRST-CLASS TROOP
CALIFORNIA GOOD TURNS
Renovating Leather-Covered Chairs
Cuticura Soothes Itching Scalp
Roast Turkey Stuffed with Chestnuts
Choosing Rugs
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COUNTY CLAIMS
FIND SECRET OF FINE TONE
Water at 30 Cents a Gallon.
Analyzing a London Fog.
Experienced.
Home Town Helps
COLONIAL DESIGN ATTRACTIVE
MAKING NEXT YEAR'S LAWN
Care of Rose Bushes.
The Scrap Book
HIS QUICK CHANGE OF MIND
LOOK INTO WELSH HISTORY
GRAPEFRUIT IS SQUIRTLESS
EAGLE SWIFTEST OF BIRDS
THINGS ARE CHEAP IN HAITI
GREAT MOUNTAIN COLLAPSES
New Uses for Airplanes.
Stingy.
Lavender, Sweet Lavender.
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