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Sausalito News, Volume 35, Number 3, 18 January 1919
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Masks Ordered Worn
COPY OF A LETTER FROM ED MURPHY, A SAN RAFAEL ELK
BANK OF SAN RAFAEL ELECTS OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR
SPECIAL SERVICES AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
NATIVE DAUGHTERS INSTALL NEXT MONDAY
DISTILLERY DRAFTSMAN DIES OF FLU
GEORGE WALKER ON CAP TURED AUSTRIAN BATTLESHIP
DEATH CLAIMS TWO VICTIMS IN A WEEK
PUBLIC MEETING PLANNED TO HEAR DR. L.T. WHITE
$100,000 CATHOLIC CHURCH FOR SAN RAFAEL
DEATH CALLS EFFICIENT TEACHER
Highway Commissioners Inspect Highway
Get Three Huns To Each Casualty
YANKEE GUNS PROVE BEST
SHE’S A WORKER FOR FRENCH WOUNDED
WOMAN AMBASSADOR
SKUNKS MOVE IN; SCHOOL MOVES OUT
ITALY WON WAR DESPITE ODDS
Youthful Suitors Egged.
LIVE STOCK
CLUBS AID FEEDING METHODS
FEEDING ALFALFA TO HORSES
FEEDING CLOVER TO CATTLE
SHORT SAYINGS
“Bringing Back” Victims of Shell Shock
STEPS TO SUCCESS IN POULTRY CULTURE
History of America's Part in War Kept in Diary Form
Metals in Small Coins.
Conservation of Fuel May Be Made By Using Furnace Fire to Cook Some Dishes
1,500,000 Habitual Users of Narcotics in Country Despite Harrison Antinarcotic Law
Flying Tanks Prove Strong Factor in Ending World War
Where Cotton Grows Best.
Potatoes in High Altitude.
A Peep at the Underworld
Effect of Smoking
A Mystery
Clever Feat
The Navy Flag
Mean Enlightenment
A Little Mistake
A Sign
Alaska College Will Train Its Graduates to Develop Agriculture and Mining
Democracy
Pershing Had No Promotion For Seven Years After His Graduation From West Point
IT IS TO SMILE
The Difference.
The Cheerful Optimist.
Time to Cease.
The Cause.
A Word of Warning.
MARTINEZ BOY GOES SKATING ON ICE
Charitable
Changed for All Breakage
ALLIES TO RAZE FORTS IF TURKS DON’T GIVE UP
Amalgamated
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Tax Payers’ Association Advances its Ideas to Concrete Form
DEGEN NOMINATED COMMODORE
MARRIAGE LICENSES
HELP ARMENIANS
LOAD TO CAPACITY
BAKER FINISHES DISTRICT WORK
JOB FOR EVERY SERVICE STAR
SOLDIERS’ BACK PAY
HONOR DAY
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Brief Items of Local Interest
DEATH CLAIMS JOSE AVILLA
DOCUMENTS
HOTEL MEN ASK RETURN OF ROADS TO OWNERS
MAY BUY WATER FROM FERRY COMPANY
Red Cross Notes
LARKSPUR MARSHAL FOUND GUILTY
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC BONDS
CHANGES IN FACULTY
McCLYMONDS ADVANCED
SHARKEY ON IMPORTANT COMMITEES
NOTICE
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INFLUENZA TOLL IN SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES AND OAKLAND DETAILED
MAJ.-GEN. BELL DIES OF HEART DISEASE
INSANE CASES TAKE BIG JUMP IS REPORT
CHARGES CRUELTY TO SICK STUDENT SAILOR
AMERICAN DEAD TO BE BROUGHT HOME
$20,000,000 TO B SPENT ON CAL. ROADS
TYPHOID DEATH RATE IS CUT IN HALF
TAXPAYER’S WOULD HAVE 52 DO WORK OF 450
EUGENE D. SULLIVAN DIES OF PNEUMONIA
HINES NAMED AS NEW RAIL DIRECTOR
CHARITY PROVIDES FOR DISCHARGED MEN
CIGARETTE OUTPUT IN 1918 IS 39 BILLION
Condensed California News
NEW LAW OF NATURE FOUND BY INVENTOR OF THE PERFECT RADIO
GRATEFUL TO RED CROSS
TEXAS OIL INDUSTRY BOOMS
WANTON DESTRUCTION BY THE HUNS
SOIL BACTERIA FOR LEGUMES IS NEEDED
WISE UTILIZATION OF MILK
Page 7 Advertisements
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TRAIL OF DEAD ACROSS DESERT
U. S. HEALTH SERVICE ISSUES WARNING
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