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- ↑ California State Library Foundation (1985): Newspapers in California
- ↑ Patricia Arrigoni (2000): Making the Most of Marin: A California Guide
- ↑ 1903 Julius Cahn's Official Theatrical Guide
- ↑ Rowell's American Newspaper Directory (1887), p. 1148−49
- ↑ Nels Johnson "Marin history resonates in online newspaper archives", Marin Independent Journal, July 2015
