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ANCESTORS of the founder of Barnoldswicks historic Bancroft Mill paid a special first visit to the engine museum.

Waleid Gamal El-Dein, SCZONE Chairman, received Mr. Terje Pilskog, CEO of the Norwegian Company Scatec, and Mr. James Nutter,...

IT’S this time of the year when those of us who spend a lot of time tramping about the countryside find ourselves having to take sometimes lengthy…

LAST week’s building was correctly identified by Janet Evans and by John Fletcher of Sutton-in-Craven, who described it as the ‘magnificent’ Bancroft Mill at Barnoldswick. Currently closed to visitors because of the coronavirus pandemic, the mill is in normal times a working museum to the industrial age. Bancroft Shed was to have been built in 1914, but was not actually in operation until after the First World War, in 1920. An information board outside the mill explains it was own...

Jan. 29, 1931 It took the jury only about 20 minutes to consider the case against James Nutter before announcing a verdict of guilty, about 4:10 p.m. Tuesday. The prosecution testimony was to the effect that the two Nutters, James and son Ralph, were stopped on M-42 east of Lake City the morning of Dec. 19 and the car searched by Deputies Smith and Truman, who then allowed them to go into Manton. In Manton, opposite Trumans house they were again stopped and that James threw a bottle, which fail...

Jan. 28, 1931 The case of the people against James Nutter, Missaukee County farmer, was begun this morning about 11 a.m. in Circuit Court. Nutter is charged with transporting and having in possession liquor for sale, a pint of whiskey. He was arrested and his car searched on M-42 east of Manton by deputies Smith and Truman, Dec. 19, then again in Manton a short time later, when, the people charge, he threw a bottle, which did not break, and his son then picked it up and threw it so it was smash...