100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (August 30, 1918)
*Seven Santa Clara Candidates are Voted into Office: Winners Include Henry A. Pfister, County Clerk; Charles A. Thompson, Justice of the Peace, Amos O. Williams, County Coroner: and George W. Lyle, Sheriff Who Thanks Voters
*Business Firm Changes Hands: Santa Clara Creamery
*Obituary Notice: Nicholas Vujveda, Well-Known Citizen of This City
*Lt. Charles South, Jr., Postmaster’s Son, in Town to Visit Parents
*Draft Age Now 18 to 45
*Plans Completed for New Training Camps: Formation of Student Army Training Camps
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (August 28, 1968)
*SCUSD Board Grants Most of Teacher’s Demands
*Trend Development Company’s Apartments Denied: Proposal Was for 75-Unit Apartments at Lawrence Road and Warburton Ave.
*Take Lunch & Beer to San Francisco Says Councilman Talia: Other Cities Feuding with San Francisco Over 1% Commuter Tax
*Water Bond Bids Sought by City Council
*Give Back the Hand!: Part of Sculpture Stolen from Triton Museum of Art
*Tot Program Planned: Parks & Recreation Department to Sponsor Pre-School & Tiny Tots Program
*Tax Boost Committee Okayed: Property Tax Increase for SCUSD Sought
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