Riverdale Village Treasurer Reports May 1923 Balance
I A C Reich treasurer of Riverdale Village presents a financial statement for the period ending April 30 1923 showing balance on hand received from all sources and warrants redeemed. The report is sworn before Notary Public John Harms on May 22 1923 with seal affixed.
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