100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (January 27, 1914)
- Woman’s Club Adobe Plans Accepted
- Santa Clara Grammar School Now Has 555 Pupils
- Sewer Bonds Will be Redeemed by Town
- Witness is Charged with Perjury: Adultery Case Tried Behind Barred Doors: First Step in Local Vice Crusade
- Runaway Hack from Pacific Stables Mows Down Headstones at Catholic Cemetery
- Town Trustees Purchase More Furniture for New Town Hall
- Cupertino Students Quarantined: 13 Smallpox Cases Reported
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal (January 29, 1964)
- El Camino Re-Routing Plan Vote Next Week
- Old Signs Left Alone: Billboard Ban Softened: Compromise Ordinance Ready
- Major Facilities Closer: City Eyes Auditorium: Backs College Bonds
- 1964 Chamber of Commerce Goals: New Pool & Urban Renewal
- Names Finally Selected for New Santa Clara School Sites in Jefferson District: John J. Montgomery and John Braly.
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