100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (July 4, 1919)
- Hundreds Sign Telephone Girls Petition for Better Wage Scale
- Esteemed Pioneer, 91 years, Passes Away: Arthur C. Penniman, Pioneer Fruit Dryer, First Came to California in 1852 and Had Lived in Santa Clara Valley the Past 35 Years
- Apricots As Well As Prunes Bring Rich Returns to Santa Clara Valley: ‘Cot Growers This Year Got Almost Double Prices
- Postal Rates Decrease: Now 2-cents for a Letter Instead of 3-cents and 1-cent for Postcard Instead of 2-cents
- Good Roads Issue Wins 5-to-1: Santa Clara County Expected to Benefit to the Extent of $7,500,000 in Road Construction
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (July 2, 1969)
- Group of SCUSD Parents Upset Over Sex Education: Demand Review Committee
- School Board Approves Shift in School Personnel: Ten Administrators to Change Jobs
- Eichi Sakauye Retires from SCUSD Board: Has Served Since February 11, 1965
- City Birthday Celebration This Week: City Curator Austen Warburton to Conduct Historical Walking Tour: Father Arthur Spearman, S.J. to Preside at Commemorative Mass at Carmelite Monastery: Earl Bowe to Hold Organizational Meeting for a Santa Clara Historical Society
- Donkey Baseball Players Discuss Big Game: City Council to Play Santa Clara Eastside-Westside Little League Moms
- Definition of ‘Take-Out’ Requested by City Planners: What is Difference Between ‘Drive-In’ and ‘Take-Out’ Restaurants?
- City Councilmen Review Their Stands on ‘Mission Urban Renewal Project’: City Councilman Frank Barcells Will Seek Abolition of Santa Clara Redevelopment Agency if Project Proposal Fails
- Construction Starts on 110 More Apartments at Lawrence Square (El Camino Real at Lawrence Expressway)
- Celebrated Italian Artist Michele Cascella to Have One-Woman Show at de Saisset Art Gallery on University of Santa Clara Campus