100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (November 14, 1919)
- Voter Registration for the 1920 Presidential Primary Will Begin January 2nd
- Fruit Growers Campaign: California Prune and Apricot Growers, Inc. Says Continuance of Their Non-Profit Organization Past March Requires Signing-up 20,000 More Acres of Prunes and 8,000 More Acres of Apricots
- Automobile Truck Used as a Traveling Recruiting Station for U.S. Army Hospital
- Santa Clara’s Possibilities for Greater Advancement: Thriving Manufacturing Institutions Can Bring New Life to Dull Town: Chamber of Commerce Drive to Begin in December: Santa Clara Needs Improvement: American City Bureau Has Trained Specialists in City Building Who Can Help
- Elks Christmas Show Will be a ‘Hummer’: Lively Young Men Will Make San Jose Elk’s Annual Christmas Show ‘The Best Ever’
- Santa Clara Odd Fellows Lodge Honors Service Men
- Santa Clara Parish Sends Representatives to Episcopal Church Convocation in Palo Alto
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (November 12, 1969)
- Chamber of Commerce Declares City the ‘Young People’s Sports Capital of the World’: Santa Clara is Spawning Ground for More Champion Amateur Athletes than Any Other City of its Size in USA
- Strike Costs City $3,500 for Police Protection: Picket Line Violence a Problem at Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Plant
- West Valley College Trustees Set Bond Election for February 12th: Passage of $29.2 Million Bond Measure Would Include Funds for Purchase and Construction of the Mission College Campus Site
- Santa Clara Historical Society Will Celebrate the 114th Anniversary of City’s Volunteer Fire Department
- Richard Elbrecht, Legal Aid Society Attorney, Gives Warning: Although Credit Good for U.S. Economy Beware Its Pitfalls: Credit Card Debt Can be Ruinous to the Financially Inexperienced such as Newlyweds
- W.J. Nicholson, President of Nicholson-Brown Construction Co. of Santa Clara Valley, Now on Board of Regents of Santa Clara University
- Curtis Intermediate School Will Hold a Viewing for Parents of the SCUSD Sex Education Film for 6th to 8th Graders
- ‘Appreciation Day’ to be Held for Wounded Vietnam War Veterans
- Library Provides Shut-in Service: Books Selected by Librarians will be Delivered to Homebound by Santa Clara Junior Woman’s Club
- Teen [Michael Kevin Nelson] Bicycling on White Dr. Hit by Car: Treated for Head Injury at Kaiser Hospital
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