100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (May 12, 1914)
- Prune Crop Big Factor in New Impetus to Prosperity: Crop Not Hit Hard by Heat
- Cherry Queen Contest is Growing Lively: Miss Vida Thompson is Leading Vote Count
- Native Sons Preparing for 4th of July Fete
- Town Trustees Appoint Five to Library Board
- Mail Will Leave Town on First Morning Train
- Important Industry Will be Established Here: Manufacture of Fig Vinegar Will Be Conducted on Extensive Scale and Will Give Employment to Many People: New Project Planned by L. M. Fatjo
- California State Poppy Day Endorsed by City’s Commercial League
- Annual Portuguese Festa will be Held June 6th-7th
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal (May 13, 1964)
- Mrs. Jules (Virginia) Ronchetti Named ‘Woman of Year’: Spends Time in Worthwhile Endeavors with Church, School, Home and Community
- Tea Pot Tempest?: 3 Councilmen’s Names to Stay on Urban Renewal Sign: Council Members Robert Maynard, William Wilson, Jr. and William Kiely, Jr. Demand that their Names be Removed from Signs Supporting Urban Renewal
- Water Rate Holds for Now but Opponents Get New Hearing Date
- You Dump It – They Haul It Away for Free!: City’s Fourth Annual Clean-Up Campaign
- Dave Goodwin Named Santa Clara Journal Managing Editor
- Santa Clara McCoy School Property Goes for San Tomas Aquino Expressway Project
- our Young Santa Clarans Win Awards at Bike ‘Roadeo’ at Buchser High School
- Santa Clara Players Close Season with final Show – ‘Bus Stop’