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... TURDAY. JUNE 1990 FLOOD FRPERERS The generous and widespread re sponse to the appeel on behalf of the sufferers by the calamity at Louth is exceedingly gratifying. Already a goodly sum has been realised, and it is highly satisfactory and pleasing that ...
... :-— “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 ...
... WHEN TtE TORRENT REACHED LOUTH. DEfiTÃrcnoN the otation .n«B to-day which prevailed on day. A boot clock, he mid, i heavy thunderstorm, iernfâ* rail', occurred. Later a high grey cloud gathered over the hii » the town. besame denser for moment, and ...
... and Sons, 287, High-street, Lincoln.— Advt. THE LOUTH NAVIGATION.—Mr. H.-R. Ward, of the Ministry of Agriculture, pre- sided over a conference of bodies interested in the fate of the Louth Navigation at Louth on Tuesday, representatives of the Ministry of ...
... rudely shattered as the result of an argument arising out of the floods. The bone of contention (as it always is whenever there is a drop of water about) was the date of the Louth flood. I gather that two of the gentleman’s nearest relations are in a ...
... for the past two years. Louth Flood Echo. The funeral took place at Louth yesterday of Mr. William Fytche, aged 62, who was found dead on the floor of the Louth Bede Houses on Friday night. In 1920, when the ...
... 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 ...
... ‘ 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 ...
... 4 YEARS AGO TO-DAY FOURTEEN years ago to-dayon Saturday, May 29, 1920-p-a catastrophe occurred in Jnncolnshire wold town of Louth, which resulted in tho death 23 of its inhabitants. A violent thunderstorm during the afternoon was followed by the rapid ...
... out with packs the Retford district. » » « THE LOUTH FLOOD. I have to confess to an error which many correspondents have hastened to correct. The anniversary of the Louth flood was May 29, not May 31, 1920, as stated on Tuesday. Some have ...
... 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 ...
... feature and ita 1920 flood aa the moat out»landing event of ita recent hietory. Apparently Louth Town Council U entitled to at least notable place In the borough's history as any of Its other feature*, and one wonders whether Louth Is as quiet It appear* ...