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Transcribed |
Date |
Content |
| Page 1 |
Page 1 |
|
Dedication |
| Page 2 |
Page 2 |
1910 |
Crop Report |
| Page 3 |
Page 3 |
1911 |
Crop Report |
| Page 4 |
Page 4 |
1912 |
Trawler ashore - Board of Trade decision to erect huts for coastguard - Stack Fire at Mr Burdass's |
| Page 5 |
Page 5 |
1912 |
Wreck in Cayton Bay - Farm fire at Mr Cranswicks - Harry Piercy found drowned - Body on sands |
| Page 6 |
Page 6 |
1912 |
Crop Report |
| Page 7 |
Page 7 |
1913 |
Sailing ship ‘Kara’ ashore at Sewerby - Large steamer ashore at Blurwick - Man falls off clifftop |
| Page 8 |
Page 8 |
1913 |
Steamer ashore - Rev. runs off with young lady - 7' conga eel found - haystack burnt |
| Page 9 |
Page 9 |
1913 |
French shipwreck washed ashore at Bridlington - wreck blown up with gelignite |
| Page 10 |
Page 10 |
1913 |
Concert & gramophone entertainment - Man falls out of train - Man falls off rully - stack fire |
| Page 11 |
Page 11 |
1913 |
A bullock, the property of the King, was sold at Hull Xmas market for sixty six pounds |
| Page 12 |
Page 12 |
1913 |
Crop Report |
| Page 13 |
Page 13 |
1914 |
Village disturbed by rumours of war - 4,000 Territorials left for France - Naval pensioners called up |
| Page 14 |
Page 14 |
1914 |
War declared - Waggoners reserve called up - Horses taken - Biplanes fly over - Harvest started |
| Page 15 |
Page 15 |
1914 |
Sentries on duty on local roads at night - Ship sunk at Buckton Hall - German boy made P.O.W. |
| Page 16 |
Page 16 |
1914 |
Territorials guarding C.G. Station - Hospital ship wrecked - Big guns sent to Filey & Bridlington |
| Page 17 |
Page 17 |
1914 |
Crop Report |
| Page 18 |
Page 18 |
1914 |
Scarborough bombarded - Many ships striking mines - wettest December for fifty seven years |
| Page 19 |
Page 19 |
1915 |
Minesweepers - Fire at C.G. station - Big steamer ashore at Buckton Hall - wages up to £1 per week |
| Page 20 |
Page 20 |
1915 |
Minesweeper ashore at Brid - Zeppelin drops two bombs at Driffield - Military roadblocks at night |
| Page 21 |
Page 21 |
1915 |
Scarboro Trawler sunk by mine - Hunt’s cyclist corps territorial drowned - wages up to 33/- p/w |
| Page 22 |
Page 22 |
1915 |
Frances Artley dies as the result of a fall - Curious looking object found on beach |
| Page 23 |
Page 23 |
1915 |
Crop Report |
| Page 24 |
Page 24 |
1916 |
Man back from front deaf & dumb, the result of shock - Alf Witty home on leave, marries |
| Page 25 |
Page 25 |
1916 |
Patrol boat “Manx Queen” ashore on Filey Brigg - Armed yacht ashore at Newbiggin Point |
| Page 26 |
Page 26 |
1916 |
Daylight saving bill comes into force - Airships pass over village - Soldiers camped nearby |
| Page 27 |
Page 27 |
1916 |
Zeppelin flys over - Four British airships fly over village - Ted Nelson killed in France |
| Page 28 |
Page 28 |
1916 |
Waggoner hired for a year for £50 with board & lodging, highest wage ever known in the district. |
| Page 29 |
Page 29 |
1916 |
Crop Report |
| Page 30 |
Page 30 |
1917 |
All men of military age who have exemption compelled to join volunteer force - Bull weighs 1 ton |
| Page 31 |
Page 31 |
1917 |
Fewer passenger trains - First drill of Speeton volunteers - New kind of airship seen overhead |
| Page 32 |
Page 32 |
1917 |
Severe weather - Khaki uniforms served out to local volunteers at Speeton |
| Page 33 |
Page 33 |
1917 |
Captured German Zeppelin seen - Harry Noble died - Soldier drowned at Reighton while bathing |
| Page 34 |
Page 34 |
1917 |
Man killed at Brid by lightning - German submarine shells Scarboro - Steamer torpedoed in bay |
| Page 35 |
Page 35 |
1917 |
Gas alarm signal posted in village - more steamers attacked - Nathaniel Coleman dies |
| Page 36 |
Page 36 |
1917 |
Crop Report |
| Page 37 |
Page 37 |
1918 |
Beef & Pork very scarce - Chapel burned down - Gladys Hodgson severely burned |
| Page 38 |
Page 38 |
1918 |
Mine washed ashore - Zeppelins overhead, bombs dropped in Hull - Man killed while harrowing |
| Page 39 |
Page 39 |
1918 |
Mines broken from moorings by gales and exploding - Steamer torpedoed in bay |
| Page 40 |
Page 40 |
1918 |
Farm labourers union formed - labourers on strike - Tractors used for reaping in the district |
| Page 41 |
Page 41 |
1918 |
Influenza epidemic invades district - Field work has to be left - baby dies |
| Page 42 |
Page 42 |
1918 |
Thanksgiving service for War's end - General Election - Women entitled to vote |
| Page 43 |
Page 43 |
1918 |
Crop Report |
| Page 44 |
Page 44 |
1919 |
All the big farmers are leaving Speeton - 7 houses empty in Speeton - Stack fires - Corn drill |
| Page 45 |
Page 45 |
1919 |
Drifter blown up by mine, fishermen drowned - Fire at Buckton Hall - Peace celebrations |
| Page 46 |
Page 46 |
1919 |
Fleet of large minesweepers in the bay - National railway strike |
| Page 47 |
Page 47 |
1919 |
Crop Report |
| Page 48 |
Page 48 |
1919 |
Many men out of work - Accident on the cliff near 'Weather Castle' |
| Page 49 |
Page 49 |
1920 |
Dutch trawler ashore under Buckton cliff - Government control removed from butter/milk |
| Page 50 |
Page 50 |
1920 |
All stock making big prices at farm sales this year - Eclipse of the moon visible at Speeton |
| Page 51 |
Page 51 |
1920 |
Motor car stuck in the sand - Coal miners in England on strike |
| Page 52 |
Page 52 |
1920 |
Mr E Artley dies - Large mast washed up on the beach |
| Page 53 |
Page 53 |
1920 |
Crop Report |
| Page 54 |
Page 54 |
1921 |
Many men out of work - Eclipse of the sun visible at Speeton - windmill collapsed |
| Page 55 |
Page 55 |
1921 |
Drought - Straw stack burnt at Reighton - Large fire at Hull - Large dead bird on beach |
| Page 56 |
Page 56 |
1921 |
Small steamer ashore at Primrose valley - Body of unknown man found on beach - Stable fire |
| Page 57 |
Page 57 |
1921 |
Crop Report |
| Page 58 |
Page 58 |
1922 |
Government compensation - Grimsby trawler ashore in Red Cliff hole - Foot & mouth disease |
| Page 59 |
Page 59 |
1922 |
All farm men except a few stockmen for miles round are on strike |
| Page 60 |
Page 60 |
1922 |
A mine on the beach at Reighton blown up by the Coast-Guard |
| Page 61 |
Page 61 |
1922 |
Mr Coleman has sold a part of Cross-Leys field, new owners levelling land and setting up sheds |
| Page 62 |
Page 62 |
1922 |
Crop Report |
| Page 63 |
Page 63 |
1923 |
Large steamer 'Radium' with Dalmatian crew stranded under Bempton cliffs |
| Page 64 |
Page 64 |
1923 |
Station officer Saintsbury injured firing the mortar for L.S.A practice |
| Page 65 |
Page 65 |
1923 |
Fire at Mr Websters, Reighton - General Election - foot & mouth disease - Engine men’s strike |
| Page 66 |
Page 66 |
1923 |
Crop Report |
| Page 67 |
Page 67 |
1924 |
Railway strike ends - shortage of reliable farm men - Coal trade dispute |
| Page 68 |
Page 68 |
1924 |
Heavy Gales - Dog rescue |
| Page 69 |
Page 69 |
1924 |
Call out to aid Steam trawler ‘Joule’ - Farm labourers wage rise |
| Page 70 |
Page 70 |
1924 |
Crop Report |
| Page 71 |
Page 71 |
1925 |
Concert by a party of 47 girls from Chesterfield |
| Page 72 |
Page 72 |
1925 |
New Wesleyan chapel opened - Big gale, High tides |
| Page 73 |
Page 73 |
1925 |
Crop Report |
| Page 74 |
Page 74 |
1926 |
Mr Plewes fell off his cart - railway strike, no coal - miners on strike |
| Page 75 |
Page 75 |
1926 |
L.S.A. call out to Bempton cliff - Mr Bentall falls into a deep crevice in the cliff at Buckton |
| Page 76 |
Page 76 |
1927 |
Influenza epidemic - farm hand killed by lightning at Greenland |
| Page 77 |
Page 77 |
1928 |
New line thrower not a success - Mr Moon, blacksmith, died |
