100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (September 13, 1918)
- 694 Santa Clara Men Register for Draft: Men 18 to 45 Respond Nobly to Call
- City Preparing for 4th Liberty Loan Campaign Which Begins September 27th: Get Ready to Subscribe: Consider Putting a Liberty Loan Flag on Your Window on the 27th
- Heavy Rains Cause Great Crop Harm: Prunes, Peaches, Tomatoes and Grain Crops Damaged: Help Needed to Save Fruit: Camp Fremont Soldiers to Help Save Prune Crop
- City Post Office Badly Flooded in Storm
- Red Cross Gets Liberal Donation: Town Treasurer Fatjo Donates His Commission
- Red Cross Aid Classes Open: Day and Night Classes to be Held Twice a Week
- University of Santa Clara Receives New U.S. Training Orders
- Edward Grant of Patriotic League to Talk at Methodist Episcopal Church
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (September 11, 1968)
- 45,000 Cheer Presidential Candidate Richard Nixon: His Two Campaign Slogans: “It’s Time for a Change” and “Law and Order”
- Voters’ Choices: Mayor Issue set for November 5th Election: Voters to Decide if they Want to Elect a Mayor at $1000/month; and, Whether to Pass a $6,800,000 Bond to Expand Sewerage System
- Morgan Horse Statue Comes Home From East: After Months of Touring Museums in East Horse Sculpture Commissioned by Robert Morgan to Return to Triton Museum of Art — S.S. Schnittmann, World-Renowned Sculptor, is Artist
- Council Praises Apartment Complex Design: 22-acre Development Proposed at Granada between Lawrence Expressway and Flora Vista: Would Include 684-apartments, a Lake and Swimming Pools
- First Presbyterian Church Hosting Debate on Issue of U.S. Involvement in Vietnam