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Sausalito News, Volume 38, Number 23, 10 June 1922
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TAXATION IN MARIN COUNTY
RIDGECREST BOULEVARD TO BE DEDICATED ON JUNE 25th
AMOS H. STINSON PASSES AWAY
DAIRY SHOW AT VALLEY FORD
MUCH NEEDED STREET IMPROVEMENT AT LAST UNDER WAY
BENEFIT SALE FOR ORPHANAGE
GREAT DRAMATIC TENOR AT WOMAN’S CLUB
RADIO WEDDING ― ITS NEWEST
SAUSALITO REGRETS LOSS OF CHARMING MATRON
SCIOTS GATHERING IN SAN RAFAEL
LARGE CLASS INITIATION
ELKS’ FLAG DAY EXERCISES NEXT WEDNESDAY
REVD. HENRY HOWITT
KNIGHTS DEFEAT TOBACCONISTS
WET SACKS IN READINESS FOR GRASS FIRES
S.P. HAULS VALUABLE SILK SHIPMENT
Designer of Oakland Auditorium to Lecture in U. C. Summer School
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
SPRAY TREES FROM AIRPLANE
BOOZE
Soviets Want Codfish.
Meteors Cause Fires?
Profited by Its Neutrality.
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SAN JOAQUIN STRONG FOR JOHNSON
PIANO TUNING
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INDUSTRY NEEDS SPEEDY PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEGISLATION
DAILY TRAIN SERVICE TRUCKEE TO TAHOE
QUON SUEY! GLAD CRY OF CHINESE “TRANSITS”
NARCOTIC REGISTRATION DRIVE
SECOND INSTALLMENT INCOME TAX DUE
SHARKEY FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
THE RACKET DEAFENING IN EARLY TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
S. P. GRANTS RATES TO PORTLAND FESTIVAL
CARD OF THANKS
COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO ASSIST SUPERVISORS
S.P. LOADS HEAVY SHIPMENT OF BEANS
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Brief Items of Local Interest
MEN’S CLUB URGING STREET WORK DONE
NATIVE SONS WILL PRESENT FLAGS TO CENTRAL SCHOOL
ALTO-TIBURON HIGHWAY IS UP FOR BIDS
BEASLEY PROPERTY UP FOR SALE
At THE CHURCHES
CHILDREN’S DAY AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CHRIST CHURCH (EPISCOPAL)
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
SAUSALITO AND MILL VALLEY TO RECEIVE GAS SUPPLY
FORT BAKER TO HAVE INFANTRY OF R.O.T.C
RECORD ELECTRIC PEAK ON P.G & E. SYSTEM
AUTOMOBILES WANTED
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P. G. & E. BUILDS NEW REPAIR SHOPS AT DAVIS
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ROAD BUILDING
LOCAL ROADS FOR LONG HAUL
Prevent Road Destruction.
Money Spent for Roads.
POULTRY
PIGMIES OF POULTRY WORLD
Tank for Dairy Herd.
Making a Kicking Cow
A Souvenir of Travel
PROMISING NEW TREATMENT FOR ERADICATION OF SAN JOSE SCALE
PLANTING PEAS FOR ALL-SEASON SUPPLY
PLACE FOR TOMATO PLANTS
ALFALFA WITH NURSE CROPS
Highway Improvement
HUGE NETWORK OF HIGHWAYS
PRICE OF LABOR FAVORABLE
ROADS ARE BIG BLESSING
FloodS Delay Work.
Millions Spent on Lincoln Way.
FIND HIDDEN TURKEY NESTS
LEAKY POULTRY HOUSE ROOF
Our Short Story
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GETTING READY FOR BOAT RACES
COURT CALENDAR
JAMES S. HAWKINS DEAD
MARRIED IN SAN FRANCISCO THIS WEEK
COAST GUNNERS SET RECORD FOR “HITS”
EX-RAIL CHIEF ON COAST DIES
HARBOR TALK.
HOTEL HAS OWN NEWSPAPER
Walls Formed of Bottles.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
N. W. P.TO RUN EXTRA FERRIES
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