100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (January 31, 1919)
- Tractor School to Open Here Next Month: Courses Open to Women as Well as Men: Early Enrollment is Urged
- New Business Firms Show City’s Growth: These Include Barber Shop, Tailor Shop and Men’s Furnishing Store
- Real Estate Sales Mark New Era of Progress
- February 9th Declared ‘Roosevelt Day’ In Memory of Former President Theodore Roosevelt Who Passed Away on January 6th
- Santa Cruz Highway to be Finest in California: Santa Cruz Association Promised the Backing of the Santa Clara County Organization
- Several Xmas Envelopes to Santa Clara Soldiers Returned Unopened: Delivery Problems Due to Rapid Movement of Troops
- French Army Band to Play Here
- Santa Clara Soldier, Eugene Seidenberg Returns from French Front
- Is Your Soldier Boy With Any of These Units? Listing of Units Released for Early Convoy Home
- ‘Dry’ Proclamation Signed Yesterday: California ‘Wets’ First to Invoke Referendum in Final Battle Against Prohibition
- Santa Clarans Successful in Duck Hunt as Season Closes
- Santa Clara Encampment No. 32 of Oddfellows (I.O.O.F.) Celebrates 50th Anniversary
- Taking of Evidence Concluded Here: Investigation in Aeroplane Suit, Involving the late John J. Montgomery, Continued in Southern California Cities
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (January 29, 1969)
- William P. Kiely, Jr. Seeks Mayor Post in April Race: Kiely Sees Urban Renewal as Top Issue: Follows Gary Gillmor in Declaring for Mayoral Race
- Verbal Volley Between Councilmen: Matt Talia and Gary Gillmor Accuse William Kiely, Jr. of Code Violation
- Marijuana, Sex, Commies: Wilcox High Parents Complain about IQ Test that Includes Questions about ‘Pimps’ and ‘Weed’
- City Tables ‘Quad’ Inspection: Proposed ‘House-to-House’ Search for Building Code Violations in City’s Old Downtown ‘Quad’ Section Tabled for Future Consideration
- Santa Clara Philharmonic Orchestra to Hold Big Concert on Friday
- Santa Clara University to Host Lecture Series on Arab-Israeli Crisis
- Final Report, 107-pages, of Arthur D. Little, Inc. for SCUSD Presented and Accepted
- Siren Tests: Santa Clara to Test Its Emergency Warning Equipment Friday: Expect Loud Siren Blasts
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