100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (October 3, 1919)
- Prune Fete to Open Today: Fifth Annual Prune and Apricot Exhibition to be Held in Mountain View on Friday
- Fifty Tons of Prunes Burn: Neighbors Form Bucket Brigade and Save Adjoining Ranch Buildings: Fire at A. P. Woodhams Place on the Homestead Road
- Murderer Not Captured: Officials Comb Valley in Search of Man Who Made Escape from County Jail: H.G. Mueller, Confessed Killer of William McDonnell. Still at Large
- New Bank for Farmers Created Under Federal Charter: California Joint Stock Land Bank of San Francisco
- Sale of Surplus Government Food and Clothing Coming
- Soldier Group Stands with Senator Hiram Johnson of California in Opposing League of Nations Covenant
- An Appreciation Oratory Given in Memory of Theodore Roosevelt
- Father Ricard of the University of Santa Clara Observatory Gives Weather Predictions for October
- California Governor Stephens Says Tomorrow will be Thrift Registration Day: Thrift and War Savings Stamps on Sale: School Children to be Instructed in the Necessity of Practicing Thrift Through Saving
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (October 1, 1969)
- Festival Days Parade to Boast Bands, Floats, Miss Santa Clara Pageant: 13 Santa Clarans Compete for Queen Title Thursday: 10-day Festival Will Come to a Close with a Parade of Champions
- School Board Retains Old Health Education Plan: Unable to Agree on Sex Education Component of 1969/70 Health Education Curriculum, SCUSD Board Re-Adopts 1968/69 Curriculum
- Should City Buy Mayor’s Lunch?: City Council Discusses Whether to Pay Mayor’s Lunch Bill if City Business Conducted During Lunch
- After Citizens Arrest, Vern Black Charged with Vandalism While Picketing at Santa Clara’s Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co.: Court Drops Charges
- Weekly Musical Program Commences at the Public Library: First Lecture and Performance: Jazz in American Life
- New Judge Invested Friday: Eugene Premo Replaces Judge Forrest Bentzien at Santa Clara Municipal Court
- 4th Annual Sunnyvale Philatelic Exhibition October 11-13 at Jarvis Bishop School: Theme to be ‘Man on the Moon’
- Plaque Installed at Santa Clara Woman’s Club Adobe in Honor of the Charter Members Who Founded Club in 1904: Local Historians Austen Warburton, Clyde Arbuckle, and Rev. Arthur Spearman, S.J. Officiate at Ceremony
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