100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (October 24, 1919)
- Greater Chamber of Commerce Planned: American City Bureau Will Conduct Active Campaign: Seeking a Membership of at Least 600 and a Minimum Income of $10,000
- Tentative Program of Work for Typical Chamber of Commerce: City Planning, Annexation, Bonds, Auto Camp Site, New Passenger Station, Agricultural and Horticultural Development, Trade & Industrial, Schools, Water Supply
- Santa Clara in Progressive Era: Real Estate in Santa Clara County is Changing Hands Rapidly: Carpenters and Contractors are Busy: Orchard Property in Heavy Demand
- The Alameda to Have Speed Limit: Signage Going-up from San Jose City Limit to City Limit of Santa Clara: Motorists Exceeding Speed of 20-miles-per-hour Subject to Arrest
- Santa Clarans to Show Livestock at California International Livestock Show Near the Marina in San Francisco
- Santa Clara Boy Home from Siberia: Elvin Linderoth Among Returning Troops on the Transport Logan: Will Resume His Office Job at Pacific Manufacturing Co.
- Great Tenor, Lambert Murphy, to Give Recital and Lecture at College of the Pacific in San Jose
- L.A. Mead Will Soon Be Putting Christmas Jewelry on Display at Santa Clara Store
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (October 22, 1969)
- ‘Fast-Talking Salesmen’ Defraud Consumers: Former Home Economics Professor Dr. Mabel Newcomer to Give ‘Consumer Beware’ Lecture: Misleading Bait-and-Switch Tactics Being Used in Sales of Sewing Machines and Television Sets
- City Council Supports Resolution to Withdraw Troops from Vietnam on 3-1-2 vote: 3 yes (Gillmor, Kiely, Barcells), 1 no (Fargher) and 2 abstain (Marsalli, Wilson)
- Santa Clara Journal Switches to New Offset Printing Process with This Issue
- Norman Holtz, Owner of Manor House Restaurant, Cited for Violating Sign Ordinance with ‘Overlarge’ Signage
- Burglars Hit Home on Shamrock Drive and Businesses on The Alameda and Stevens Creek Blvd.
- Education Board to Decide Whether Soccer Should be Adopted as a League Sport
- Santa Clara Woman’s Club to Hold Its 20th Annual ‘Teacher’s Tea’ to Honor Educators, Principals, and the School Board
- Assistant Police Chief Clarence Andrade Honors the 52-man Police Reserve Force for Their Numerous Volunteer Hours
- Santa Clara Cub Scout Pack 48 to Hold Paper Drive at Pomeroy Elementary School
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