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... Gramophone Man, 44, | JOHN B ULL AND UNCLE SAM.—Sir | Fraser_ lectured in Louth Town | John Foster nder the auspices | Hall on Tuesday evening, @ Antiquarian and | ef the Louth Naturalists’ and Uncle n Literary Societ vy, on John Bul the | Sam.” Dr. S ...
... ” Good Toffee, Better solation that other countries are in ‘offee. Velvetcreem Toffee.—Advt. similar EJECTMENT ORDER. — At Louth uandary to our own nation, Borough Police Court on Thursday, Mr BR. but the act cannot be gainsaid that, H. uelmer (Messrs ...
... the premises of Capt. G. Mos ingberd-Mandy. The Board of Agriculture has applied Part I. of the Control and Movement Order, 1920, to a radius of fifteen miles round the farm. Thie includes the petty sessional divisions of Spilsby, Alford, and Wragby, with ...
... last, the latest LINCOLNSHIRE DAY BY DAY aS eae LOUTH FLOOD ie FOND.—. AboD t £10,000 was the sam disbursed at the second distribution of grants for the loss of furni | ture to sufferers by the Louth flood, the Mayer avd Mr. H. E Roberts (organising Monday ...
... which hi been paid in It was DOCTORS. Half a leneth; ac third. ance whih every Guardian had a right to’ siated that in February 1920, Herbert Hol- STAKES of 250 sow expectyand that at the end of the year they mmn met with an from which he THE EDITOR “ LINCOLNSHIRE ...
... ‘ Panel of * which is to be aet up under the was LOUTH FLOOD D ER, 4 letter wes reid from Mr. B. G. Stone thanking the Exeoutive for what had been done for and Horn- castle by the abnormal flood in 1920. Mr, reported t the of the mem- bers received from ...
... result of storms in the 8 Teper Valley. New estimates the number of dead at 31, and of injured at 70. The Obio River is also in flood, causing great d. While waiting to rob a Paris woman cshie cafe tukings to £8,000, three thieves were wmetimes dreamed as ...
... since April of 1920, when 4.29 inches were recorded in Lincoln, and th re was the memorable flooding at Louth and Horn- castle As at the beginning so at the end of 1922 Devember fuiwshed us with 3.09 inches, and low-!ying lands were flooded along the valle ...
... Tuesday’s meeting of Louth Town Coun- cil, the Estate Committee reported that the Surveyor had submitted a sketch plan for the erection of seven houses on the vacant piece of land in Ramsgate, from which houses dam: the flood of 1920 had been _re- moved ...
... :-— “In remembrance of the 23 inhabitants of Louth and district who passed away in the on Saturdav. Mav 29th, 1920. great flood, which devastated a part of the am come into deep waters, where the floods over flow me; let not the waterflood overwhelm ...
... Mrs “At the Hour of Midmght te { that he tarmed ap to the m Guignol phy. ont are Selling Off their Dottor apital. \ Louth ard at Louth County Court on | and on ursday. Friday and Saturday °° EB Millinery at Grest, Reduction: aithoazh ha mpered by shortage ...
... since the great flood disaster of four years ago, when houses were swept away and 25 lives lost, occurred Tuesday. The storm lasted throughout the afternoon, and rain fell torrents. Those living parts of the town where much damage was done 1920 showed great ...