100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (May 9, 1919)
- John G. French Takes His Seat: Newly Elected to Town Board of Trustees
- Tomorrow is Last Day for Victory Loan Subscriptions: Final Appeal to Those Who Have Forgotten: $50 Victory Liberty Loan Bonds Now on Hand
- Fruit Men of County Plan Campaign: Enthusiastic Gathering Hears Fruit & Apricot Grower’s Association Discuss Possibilities of Local Fruit Enterprise
- Firemen’s Benefit Ball will be Big Event of Season
- New Drug Store for City: B. Fernish — Long Associated with Oberdeener’s Pharmacy — Has Purchased Clark’s Ice Cream & Confectionary Store and Will Open His New Establishment With a Complete Line of Drugs and Drug Store Equipment
- Funeral of Well Known Santa Clara Woman: Miss Mary Farry
- Sudden Death of Mrs. Bessie Withycombe at Her Home Near Lawrence Road
- County’s ‘100 Per Cent Industrial Exposition’ to Open in San Jose Next Week: Prune Growers to Have Exhibit
- Native Sons of the Golden West to Initiate 25 Men
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (May 7, 1969)
- Mexicans Stage Walk-out at Industrial Confab: Industry Representatives Accused of Gross Insensitivity Toward ‘La Raza’ and Racist Attitude: Protest Followed 2-day ‘Northern California Industry Conference on Mexican-Americans’ Held on Santa Clara University Campus
- Lockheed Delegate Answers Protestors: Says, “Will Do All We Can to Hire, Train, and Promote Mexican-Americans”
- Negotiations Beginning: Salaries to be Debated: SCUSD Financial Position Unsure Until After June 3rd Tax Election and the State Education Budget is Passed
- Newly Elected SCUSD Board of Education Member Larry Furlow and his Wife Ruth Seriously Injured in Traffic Accident on Benton at San Tomas Expressway
- Vision and Hearing Tests this Month for Pre-Schoolers at all SCUSD Elementary Schools
- Matt Talia Given Party, Gets Applause at Last Meeting Before His City Council Term Ends