100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (July 18, 1919)
- Bank of Italy Plans Greater Development: Additional Stock Sales To Increase Paid Up Capital: Pension for Employees
- Monster Mass Meeting Tonight to Complete Plans for Welcoming Soldiers and Sailors
- Telephone Operators Will Give Vaudeville Benefit at Victory Theatre Tonight
- Basic Bulk Prune Prices 13.56-cents Per Pound
- High Prices Not Caused by Wages but by Inflation of the Currency Brought About by Government at War
- Fake Revenue Men will be Prosecuted: For Those Impersonating Internal Revenue Officials: Fine of $1000 and Three Years in Prison
- Camp for Auto Parties: Several Locations Being Considered as Camping Site for Autoists
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (July 16, 1969)
- ’Mini-Mission’ Project Scrapped: Urban Renewal Agency Next Target?
- Million Dollar Windfall for Schools: Assessed Valuation Bringing in 10% More in Local Taxes than Anticipated
- Evan Zanker New School Board Chairman
- Two Santa Clarans Killed in Vietnam War: Robert Charles Rizzo and Steven Jan Woodcock: Both Were Santa Clara High School Graduates
- June Construction Shows Decline: Value of Construction Falls Almost $10 Million from May
- West Valley College District Bond Issue Discussion: Will Determine Whether to Hold October General Obligation Bond Issue Election for Use in Building a Mission College Campus in Santa Clara
- City Starts Park Development Projects: Montague Park to Get Multi-Use Neighborhood Recreation Building: Tot Lot to be Constructed in Triton Park: Tennis Center Planned for Central Park
- Joseph F. Base Dies: Santa Clara’s First City Manager in 1950s: Had Retired to Walnut Creek
- Austen Warburton Rededicates ‘Battle of Mustard Stalks’ Site: Where Francisco Sanchez and His Men Surrendered to American Conquest of Santa Clara Valley: Plaque Placed at Corner of El Camino Real and Lawrence Expressway
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