Some history on Stone in the county of Staffordshire
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![Stone : Street Decorations for Coronation [1911]](https://www.midlandspubs.co.uk/images/staffordshire/stone-street-decorations.jpg "Stone : Street Decorations for Coronation [1911]")
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![Stone : Granville Square [August 2003]](https://www.midlandspubs.co.uk/images/staffordshire/stone-granville-square.jpg "Stone : Granville Square [August 2003]")
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"Joseph Rigby, of 1, Alexandra Street, Stone, was conveyed to the North Staffordshire Royal Infirmary in the Stone ambulance late
last night suffering from a fractured jaw, concussion and injuries to the hands. It is thought that he fell from his pedal cycle owing to the mudguard catching in
the wheel. He was, however, unable to give much account of what had occurred."
"Stone Cyclist Injured"
Staffordshire Sentinel : March 30th 1933 Page 10
"After being found lying on his bicycle on the main Stafford Road at the bottom of Strongford Hill, near Trentham, last night, Arthur
Moore, aged 23, a joiner, of Oulton Road, Stone, was admitted to the North Staffordshire Royal Infirmary suffering from a suspected fracture of the skull and a
fractured collar bone. His condition is stated to be serious. Up to the present time, there is no indication as to the cause of the accident. Moore was cycling home
from the Potteries at the time of the accident."
"Stone Cyclist Injured"
Staffordshire Sentinel : August 18th 1937 Page 1
