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1951 Whitworth Brothers advertised for staff for their Food Laboratory.<ref>Northampton Mercury 30 November 1951</ref>
1951 Whitworth Brothers advertised for staff for their Food Laboratory.<ref>Northampton Mercury 30 November 1951</ref>


1955 of Victoria Mills, Wellingborough<ref>Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph 21 December 1955</ref>
1955 Whitworths, of Victoria Mills, Wellingborough<ref>Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph 21 December 1955</ref>
 
1956 "you can buy Whitworth's self-raising flour and Whitworth's washed dried fruits — firm, fleshy fruit washed by Whitworth's unique process - you can pour them straight from the packet into your mixing bowl. With Whitworth's super quality ingredients ..."<ref>Daily Mirror 02 October 1956</ref>  


1985 The name of [[W. and M. Pumphrey]] Ltd was changed to '''Whitworths''' Ltd
1985 The name of [[W. and M. Pumphrey]] Ltd was changed to '''Whitworths''' Ltd

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of Victoria Mills, Wellingborough, cereal processors and confectionery manufacturers

of Orchard House, Wellingborough Road, Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire

1886 Business founded in 1886

1912 Whitworth Bros., millers, Wellingborough[1]. Manufacturers of wholemeal and standard flours[2]

Unknown date: "He assured us that it was a Mann steam lorry — and even gave us the works number, 1561[3]. He said that Whitworth Brothers of Wellingborough had only the one Mann steam wagon. Mr Thompson explained, with some authority, that the vehicle was built by ..[4]

1951 Whitworth Brothers advertised for staff for their Food Laboratory.[5]

1955 Whitworths, of Victoria Mills, Wellingborough[6]

1956 "you can buy Whitworth's self-raising flour and Whitworth's washed dried fruits — firm, fleshy fruit washed by Whitworth's unique process - you can pour them straight from the packet into your mixing bowl. With Whitworth's super quality ingredients ..."[7]

1985 The name of W. and M. Pumphrey Ltd was changed to Whitworths Ltd

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Sources of Information

  1. Northampton Herald 24 May 1912
  2. Northampton Herald 10 March 1911
  3. Which suggests it was sometime in the 1920s
  4. Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph 19 January 1987
  5. Northampton Mercury 30 November 1951
  6. Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph 21 December 1955
  7. Daily Mirror 02 October 1956