100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (December 26, 1919)
- Plan to Consolidate Schools Received with Favor: Santa Clara Grammar School Erected Just a Few Years Ago to Accommodate 50 Pupils Now Overcrowded with 750 Pupils but Grammar School is Logical Center for Proposed District to also Include Milikin, Meridian, Jefferson, Agnew, and Midway
- January 17th will be Volunteer Sign-up Day for the Fruit Men: Prune and Apricot Growers to Keep-up Active Work in Chamber of Commerce Campaign
- Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors Manages to Pave Over One Hundred Miles of Road without Having to Issue Bonds
- Important California Industry: Few Realize the Importance of Tractor-Making in State
- Hiram Johnson Outlines Plan of Coming Presidential Campaign: He Vows to Tell People of the Country Just What He Stands For
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (December 22, 1969)
- Biologist H. Thomas Harvey Warns Citizens Advisory Committee of Dangers of Population Growth: San Jose State Professor Say too Many People with Too Many Cars will Pollute Atmosphere: Smog Kills!
- Five Children Win Prizes from Santa Clara Journal for their Entries in Xmas Card Design Contest
- Cash Donations Still Welcome in Support of ‘Project Santa’ to Aid Needy Families in Alviso and Santa Clara
- School Board Now Looking for Temporary Site for Valley Continuation High School: Property on Monroe Street Suggested
- Santa Clara University Expands Board of Trustees with Three More Jesuits and Three More Lay Members
- More Violence at Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Plant in Santa Clara: Strike Now 109 Days Long
- City Council Nixes Rezoning for Dental Office at Northeast Corner of Scott Blvd. and Liberty Street
- Construction Permits Down This Month for Various Types of Buildings in Santa Clara
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