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Sausalito News, Volume 38, Number 11, 18 March 1922
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TAMALPAIS HIGH TRACK PROSPECTS
SERIOUS CHARGE MADE FOLLOWING ACCIDENT
AUTO ACCIDENT CLAIMS ANOTHER VICTIM
ACTION FILED FOR AUTO WRECK DAMAGES
ARCHITECT FAVORS THAYER SITE
RATTO OUT FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEE
GRAND OFFICERS INITIATE 38 NATIVE SONS
J.C . MARTIN LOSES MOTHER
1056 REGISTERED IN SAUSALITO
COURT CALENDAR
WIDENING AND SURFACING STATE HIGHWAYS
TWENTY-TWO NATIVES JOIN SEA POINT PARLOR
BANK OF ENGLAND'S ADVISER DUE HERE
St. Patrick's Festival Entertainment
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING TRAFFIC LAWS
HONOR ROLL OF TAMALPAIS UNION HIGH SCHOOL
THERESA SETZER HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
STEAMER “UKIAH” BECOMES “EUREKA”
NAVAL BASE BUILDING TO START SOON
TWO OLD RESIDENTS OF ALAMEDA DEAD
MARINES COME TO AID OF THE ARMY
A Holiday Benefit
GOVERNOR STEPHENS ASKS A RETRACTION
DATE IS SET FOR TOWN ELECTION
FIRE DESTROYS RANCH HOME
TURLOCK GOLF BUGS PLAN FOR OWN COURSE
Condensed California News
BRADY WINS RETRIAL IN GANGSTER CASE
BOOZE IS STOLEN FROM POLICE STATION
MAN ON TRIAL FOR SHOOTING OF YOUTH
BODY OF CLOVERDALE BOY FOUND BY POSSE
BANDITS DISGUISED AS WOMEN STOP AUTOIST
WOMAN ROUTS BANDIT IN DESPERATE FIGHT
POOR SHOOTING AND LUCK SAVES A LIFE
SERVICE MEN'S JOB DAY IS SET BY GOVERNOR
25-YEAR WATER FIGHT IS FINALLY SETTLED
SAN LEANDRO SCHOOL CHIEF ALSO LAWYER
MAN FOUND DEAD HIS THROAT SLASHED
NEWSPAPERS RALLY AROUND RICHARDSON
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FALSITY OF “GOVERNMENT GUARANTEE TO RAILROADS” CONCLUSIVELY SHOWN
MANUFACTURERS' EXPORTS SHOW STRIKING INCREASE
PROVIDING TELEPHONE CROSSARMS BIG TASK
ENCLOSED CABS FAVORED
Agricultural Correspondence Courses at U.C. are Popular
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Brief Items of Local Interest
TIBURON ITEMS
S.P. TO RESTORE OLD RATES TO RESORTS
CARD OF THANKS
At THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CHRIST CHURCH (EPISCOPAL)
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 62 Princess St.
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Saint's Day in an Italian Village Church
UNDER THREE FLAGS
Freak Month in Ireland.
MAKES PRESIDENT'S HATS
High-Sounding Titles.
Little Woodrow Rings “Wilson Hour”
Most Beautiful Girl at Bryn Mawr
Natural Rock Fortification in Persia
Sifts Causes of Unemployment
Railway Travel in Northern Siam
Well Drill Is Ruined by Force of Rushing Water
HAS OLD CUP AND SAUCER
Federal Hunter Gets Big Bear
IT'S AN EAGLE, JUST THE SAME
107 Die Scaling Alps in 1921.
Lacquered Brass
A Swinging Shelf
A Suggestion from the Bench
Virginia Lee
“What's in a Name?”
ANGELICA
WHY ― ARE BUBBLES ROUND?
A LINE O' CHEER
THE HILLS OF SLEEP
BABE, KING OF SWAT
Macaroni and Cheese Tartlets
Breadcrumb and Marmalade Pudding
LIVE STOCK
HIGHEST PRICES FOR SWINE
DOUBLE TREATMENT IS BEST
ISOLATE ALL SHOW ANIMALS
VACCINATE FOR HOG CHOLERA
CUTTINGS FOR GOOSEBERRIES
SPRING PRUNING PREFERRED
To Have a Clear Sweet Skin.
Roast Pig's Head
Stained Water Bottles
Washing a Cream Serge Coat
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AGREEMENT REACHED ON MEMORIAL PLAN
NATIVE DAUGHTERS INSTALL OFFICERS
EVIL OF TAX-FREE SECURITIES
ASSISTANT OBSERVERS STILL NEEDED
Effective Management Necessary in Poultry Farming
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