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... subject matter tho application of Louth Town Council for sanction to borrow £24,800 for the purchase of the indertaking of the Louth Water Co. Tho Town Clerk (Mr H. Shaxpley) said that the company was established an Act of 1371,, the capital being £20,000 in ...
... HUDDERSFIELD MONDAY MAY 31 1920 LOUTH FLOOD DISASTER TWENTY-ONE BODIES RECOVERED MANY PERSONS MISSING BUILDINGS SWEPT AWAY BY RUSH OF WATER quarter' Ti- mo-t ib it A 'rbudluir&i ' dieter 7ft ’ Vu 'a r i 'the ta faie is at 1 in Mosiof for safety lives ...
... HUDDERSFIELD DAILY EXAMINER 1 1920-(U THE FLOOD DISASTER Eight Hundred People Homeless in Louth special Eight people large staff formed Committee useful are the Mayor's £4000 work are which threatens Howell axvi£orv M DESCHANEL Question of Appointment ...
... LOUTH'S CALAMITY. iilatl. MONDAY. May 31st, 1920. The Population ot Hull is 291,118 I The water pouring out James, j street into Ramsg*,te smote with a fatal | impact three houses standing together, and when had passed nothing re« mained but a few loose ...
... to correct this misleading report, stating that the needs of Louth are still very great. The Mayoy of Derby, who has visited Louth, describes the condition of the town as deplorable. The flood had risen as much 15 feet, the soaked furniture in the houses ...
... THE FLOOD. (Louth, May 29th, 1920). So long as memory lives, who shall forget the day When by the act of God a town was swept away; Poor, stricken Louth: r once all was peaoe and calm, Till came the awful flood that wrought such grievous ...
... ENGLISH FLOODS. THE DISASTERS AT LOUTH AND NORWICH. Sir Napier Shaw, lecturing yesterday at the Royal Institution on the subject Floods, said the Norwich flood of 1912 and that 1920 were examples of rainfall which ja ...
... SCONTHOfiPE AND LOUTH FLOOD. TO THE EDITCB Sib, —Will you be good enough allow me, through the medium of the Hull and Lincolnshire Times, thank all who in any way contributed to the success of appeal behalf of the sufferers through the terrible calamity ...
... LOUTH: IN SYMPATHY. A summer day! And 'nzath the low'ring clouds that threatened storm, The peaceful township lay Umm:mhennn. commonplace, In that makes for pYny Of mighty happenings. A harmless stream -- Ne'er known to swell to flood or menace ill, The ...
... THE LOUTH DISASTER. JUNE 1, 1920. I c-ornj'i - Louth is not enough known ' to far visitation was phenomenal CfeKi *i ho destructive deluge was v-„ Jtlen. and there was not the C Q S it- Nobody has been \M testify to having wit- V from escent oi huge volumes ...
... the result of the cloud-burst at Louth. Other members ©f tho family had miraculous escapes from suffering a like fate. and Mrs Fytche, my wife's parents, said Mr Binnington, were in the garden. when the terrible floods descended upon them. They lived ...
... RELICS OF THE LOUTH B ‘.FLO_OD.’ e Council Decide that Huts Must Go. - .The wcoden huts given to Louth by the Government to shelter the victims of the flood in 1920 have long been a source of worry to the Town Council, and this,K week the ...