1927
An Old Swinton Inn – Travellers Rest – Charles Peace Played Here
Mexborough and Swinton Times January 25, 1927
An Old Swinton Inn
The Travellers Rest, Milton Street, Swinton, one of Swinton’s oldest inns, which is undergoing reconstruction.
The...
English Schools Shield – Mexborough 4 Bradford 0 – Three for Jackson
Merxborough and Swinton Times, January 7, 1927
English Schools Shield (second round)
Bright Football at Mexborough
Three for Jackson
Mexborough 4 Bradford 0
Mexborough: Stead (Roman Terrace); Beverley, Wilburn...
New Headmistress of Swinton National Infants School
Mexborough and Swinton Times January 28, 1927
Miss Fanny Creighton, headmistress of Kilnhurst National Infants School, who has been appointed headmistress of the Swinton National...
Smallpox Epidemic – Cases sent to Hoober
Mexborough and Swinton Times January 14, 1927
Mexborough Cases sent to Hoober
No Abatement of the Epidemic
At a special meeting of the Swinton and District Joint...
Smallpox Epidemic Still Severe
Mexborough and Swinton Times January 28, 1927
Smallpox Epidemic Still Severe
Mexborough the Storm Centre
Swinton and the anti-vaccinationists
While the smallpox virus holds its own in this...
Smallpox Epidemic Still Severe – Swinton and the anti-vaccinationists
Mexborough and Swinton Times January 28, 1927
Smallpox Epidemic Still Severe
Mexborough the Storm Centre
Swinton and the anti-vaccinationists
While the smallpox virus holds its own in this...
Handling Dustbins – Sanitary Inspector’s Smart Idea
Mexborough and Swinton Times, February 4, 1927
Handling Dustbins - Sanitary Inspector's Smart Idea
An ingenious device for handling justice has been invented by Mr George...
The Dark Lady of the Sonnets
Mexborough and Swinton Times, February 18, 1927
A scene from the "Dark Lady of the Sonnets," (Shaw), which is being performed by the Swinton Players...
Vanished Industries – Recollections of an Innkeeper
Mexborough and Swinton Times January 21, 1927
Vanished Industries
When Newhill was a Beehive
Recollections of an Innkeeper
There are few men in the district, probably, were better...