This Day in South Bend

The Woman's Movement, 1895

Annexation Helps Cities Stay Alive, 1968

Five Thousand Pay Visit to Springbrook, 1915

Spiro Ready to Open New Home, 1933

Oliver Hotel Is Reported Leased, 1914

They Are South Bend People, and What They Say Is of Local Interest

Parishioners Say Goodbye to St. Stephen

Agents Trace Membership of Club of 21

Public Exhibition of Billiards at the Opera House, 1878

Rural Snake Gets Lost in the Big City, 1950

Cutting Down Electric Railway Poles, 1890

Passing of a Well Known Pawn Shop, 1908

Notre Dame and St. Mary's to Unify as One Institution, 1971

A Woman's Club Formed, 1895

A Mum Social, 1885

Storyland Zoo to Shut on June 1, 1981

Fellow Workmen Fight, 1912

'Little Italy' Neighborhood is Long Gone, but Memories Remain, 1990

Another Boom for South Bend, 1887

Mr. James Oliver Buys the Chess Mansion, 1881

Mystery Shrouds the Removal of Wine From Czalo's, 1921

Tuesday Front Yard Day in Clean-Up, 1915

South Bend News-Times Raising a False Cry, 1882

Injuring South Bend by Advertising It as the Wickedest City in the Country, 1888

City Manager Plan, 1921

The Local Political Field

The Quarantined Colony

Trend Two to One Against Clock Change

People Make The City Says Tribune Speaker

Rush to Enter Popular Girl Contest Opens

"Cut Unessentials" Is Sim's Advice to City

High Students Join "Old Clothes" Club

Studebaker to Construct New Building Soon

When Coach Leahy Left Notre Dame to Join The Navy

First Horseless Carriage

An Advance Movement by the South Bend Croquet Factory

This Bunny to Deliver Baskets of Kielbasa

A Horrible Accident, In Which Fred Dutch Loses Both His Legs and His Life

Breathing Bricks by Anne Axtagrind

Tells Mayor He Wants to Marry Local Girl

City Beer Shortage Looms

Tribune to Erect Radio, TV Center

4,000 March to Courthouse