Mrs. Thomas Maloney Dies at Akron Hospital
Mrs. Thomas Maloney, 41, died Thursday night at Akron hospital after influenza and anemia led to complications. Born Honora Theresa Gleason in Plymouth County Iowa, she married Thomas Maloney in Akron in 1905 and lived on nearby farms. Survived by her husband, three sisters, two brothers, and her parents, she was interred at St Patrick's Catholic cemetery after funeral services conducted by Rev. E. F. Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Maloney
Akron
Honora Theresa Gleason
Preston Township
Plymouth County
Michael Gleason
Gleason
Maloney
Frank Trautt
James Trautt
Axel Bay
James
John Gleason
Michael Gleagon
E. F. Casey
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Dan Maloney
Maurice Maloney
Margaret Maloney
Minnie Maloney
LeMars
M. J. Muth
Sioux City
M. Gleason
Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Immanuel English Lutheran Church
Luther League
O. F. Bohman
O. E. Olmon
Albert City
Laura Johnson
Alta
Anna Johnson
Joseph Baldwin
Cushing
BE. Wright
Sacred Heart Hospital
Big Sioux Gravel Company
Joseph P. Johnson
Gladys Harris
Storm Lake
L. A. Douglas
Community Notes From SENEY This Week
SENEY special correspondence reports Alex McArthur and John Daugherty traveled to Sioux City on business. Local residents share visits with Burl Young in Sheldon and Fern Chapman hosts W M S meeting on June 17. Anne Schmidt ill with pneumonia. Birthday gathering honors Rev S J Wallace with ice cream and cake. Donald Reeves celebrated with Neville Wallace and Mr. Reeves hosting.
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Alex McArthur
John Daugherty
Sioux City
Burl Young
Sheldon
W. E. Heinrich
Erlynne Kennedy
Cedar Falls
Jessie M. Kennedy
Ole Olson
Windom
Minn
Fern Chapman
Emerson Kennedy
Joe Johnson
Ruble
Anne Schmidt
LeMars
Myrtle Holster
Morningside College
John Holster
John Franklin
St. Paul
H. ¥. Groetken
Henry Wiliam
Elizabeth March
J. Wallace
Wallace
Nev
C. W. Reeves
Donald Reeves
Local Happenings In South Lincoln Area
Miss Loretta Sitzmann spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Sitzmann. A dance for Hunker's Corner players was held last Friday. Becker's orchestra provided music. The wind storm damaged buildings and trees. various visitors and dances noted. Opal Langle attends Summer school at Morningside College. Ernest Bowers and relatives visit Am er t Minn in a Ford trip. Decoration Day spent at Whiting Iowa.
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Loretta Sitzmann
A. J. Sitzmann
Joe Sitzmann
F. F. Bowers
Bowers
LeMars
Walther League
Ovens
Seney
Gladys Bowers
Louie Laser
George Plendel
Art Tompson
Hinton
John Fitzpatrick
Charles Dahlman
Gon. Arthur
Ira Sager
South Lincoln Bowery
Opal Langle
Morningside College
Jose Sitzmann
Sitzmann
Ernest Bowers
Amertt
Minn
Relatioa
Ford
Fred Bowers
Gladys
Ernest
Whiting
County Board Proceedings May 19 1925 Items and Claims
County board records list various claims and reimbursements including Ernest Alger bridge work 2.15, Arthur Allison road work 245.62, American Book Co textbooks 160.64, Akron Hospital care 229.30, Baimbridge Kelly road millage 6.00, Floyd Becker road main 6.65, H Cook road main 17.60, Bert Cliff road main and bridge repairs 77.00 18.50, Edna Close right of way 14.90, Clarke E assessor 22 0 820.00, Edmonds postage 33.10, Eason care for poor 45.00, Managan textbooks 18.89, Franklin road main 26.00, Heissel road main 41.00, Narnock road main 184.15, Case right of way 10.30, Fletcher road main 223.76, Foley right of way 25.00, Gronemeyer road main 2 entries 18.00, Gopher Claws fees 372.75, Gregg Pub Co textbooks 41.12, Ginn & Co textbooks 169.41, Gilesple dog pub mast 28.87, Harrison road main 22
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Allison, Arthur, Co
Main
POA
Lpi
American Book Co
American Express Co
Express
Alesch
Gustave
Session
Akron
Bride
Bolke
Martin
Minn
Baimbridge
Kelly
Millain
Becker
Floyd
Cook, H
Cook
Cliff
Bert
Clarke
le Mars
Edmonds
R. C
Eason
Mrs
Steve
Ieee
Managan
Franklin
John
Heissel
Harnock
Herb
Narnock
Ross
Case
W. HL
Wood Bridge
C. E
Assessor
Frank
D. M
Tees
Fletcher
Foley
Mike
Gronemeyer
Art
Gengler
N. A
Gregg Pub. Co
Text Books
Ginn & Co
Gilesple
Jas, C
Harrison
Russell
Hawkins
Brad
Hamm
Lucile E
Wolves
Harden
F. P
Hammond’ & Stephens Co
Homan
N. B
Huebsch
Mabel
R. R. Co
Knapp
Ward
NOH
Klauer
J. B
Lorenzen
Langhout
Hawkins, Brad
Hodgson
Ethel
Remsen
Ladhlaw Bros
Laurel Book Co
Laddusaw
E. F
Andrew
Marquard
Carl
Labor County
MacPerry
Mark
Neb. Br. Sup. Lbr. Co
Orr
Fannie E
Porter Roy
Leeht Pouede
Phillips
Chester
Phillips, Chester
County Road
Pew
Geo. E. Co
BN Road
Geo, E. Co
County
Ford
Richardson
Otis
Alberts
Renken
Henry
Redmond
M. W
Rees
T. J
Reinholdt
J. J
Richards, Co. M
Stinton
George
Schindel
Sanborn
Benj. H. Co
Smith
Charles R
Taylor
L. B
Domestic Powerco
Tom Outlastusehan
Geeheen
Holmquist
N. J
Miller
J. G
Macmillan Co
Text Books, Co
Merrill
Charles E. Co
Bks
Marx
Leo P
Newson Co
Nason
M. H
Practical Drawing Co
Pew, Geo. E. Co
Strouse
J. P
Sacred Heart Hospital
van Voorast
van Voorst
A van Voorst
Important Financial Agreement between Bank of England and US Federal Reserve
The article outlines a historic pact between the Bank of England and the US Federal Reserve to stabilize the pound and the dollar on a gold basis. It details mutual access to gold reserves, parity of currencies on world markets, and implications for international trade and the gold standard.
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United States
Bank of England
Federal Reserve Bank of the
Federal Reserve Bank
England
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve Banks
Great Britain
Greenback Party
Bryan
World currencies shift toward gold standard after war
The article explains postwar currency shifts as nations abandon old units and adopt gold backed standards. It cites Germany Austria Poland Czechoslovakia Russia France Italy and predicts new units while noting the United States and Great Britain aligning to uphold gold standards and stable currencies.
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Bryan
Germany
Austria
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Russia
United States
Great Britain
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