Scandia Notes Show April 1937 Public Budgets and Expenses
Community ledger lists expenditures and balances for water and street funds. Entries include payments to Scandia Hardware, Geo Stromberg, J P Storer Jr, R E Cooper, and Royals Cafe, totaling 603.55 with a remaining balance of 56.58. Water fund shows February to April receipts and expenses, with totals around 278.68 to 364.65 and a 271.99 to 385.24 balance range.
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F and M
Scandia
Scandia Journal
Wm. Clark
Scandia Hardware
Geo. Stromberg
C. O. Thompson
J. P. Stofer, Jr
R. E. Cooper
Reuben Johnson
Royal Cafe
Balance Total Expenditures Balance
Balance shows total expenditures and signed amount of 162.95 dollars with no additional entries or notes listed.
Certificates Issued For Vehicle Titles By County Treasurer
The county treasurer Parlee Plotner began issuing certificates of title under state vehicle law. These certificates prove ownership for motor vehicles traded or disposed of and must be used on the next vehicle purchased. The registrant retains the original tag and must obtain a title certificate with model and serial numbers, with the owner signing the application for notarial service. TRADE IN SCANDIA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlee
Plotner
Mystery at the Harriden House Party In New York
Leila Seton, an art expert, witnesses a stabbing during a New York social gathering. Nora Harriden is found dead in a locked room, with Leila implicated by circumstances and a tangle of alibis. Inspector Donahey questions guests as Dan Harriden’s behavior hints at deeper secrets. Monty Mitchell, Prince Rancini, and Letty Van Alstyn emerge amid accusations and suspicious clues including a torn handkerchief and a bloodstained comb.
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Leila Seton
KeHers
New York
Mr. Harriden
Miss Letty
van ‘“Alatyn
Crane
Watkins
Prince and Princess Rancini
Leila
Nora
Harriden
Mitchell
Dan Harriden
Deck
Ina
Letty
Rancini
Anson
Donahey
Lella
Letty van Alstyn
Dan
Silk
Howe
Steig
Ritz
Scotland
Rome
Paris
Ogee
Argund
Monty Mitchell
Mystery at the Hall: Diamonds and a Broken Comb
The narrator and police study a crime scene while Monty Mitchell and Alan Deck question the bloodstain and marks, challenging the thief’s escape theory. Miss Van Alstyne and Nora Harriden figure in a suspicious hallway scene as Anson reports a broken comb found in a maid’s possession.
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Alan Deck
Monty Mitchell
Monty
Donahey
Deck
Mitchell
Grant
van. Alstyn
Nora Harriden
Anson
Miss van Alstyn
Fragmented Voice Indicates Tension in Unread Passage
The quoted fragment shows Mitchell and others speaking in clipped terms about a tense scene. The text hints at a tense atmosphere, a sense of suffocation or isolation, and characters facing uncertainty as they return to a closed space.
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Faewee Egal
General Fund
Scandia Library
Princess Theatre
J. P. Storer, Jr
Gus
Kansas Power. Co
India Journal
Fanid M Store
A. M
Sanborn Lumber
Lebanon Lodge
State Highways Commission
R. BE. Cooper
Samuel Dodsworth
Kansas Power Co
Walter Anderson
A.M. Sanborn Lumber Co
Clark
Geo
Stromberg
Scandia Hardware Geo. Stromberg
C. Q.‘ Thompson
Penereceencoer Snes
Wm. Duncan
Reuben. Johnson
Ec Nerareenneneseee
J. A. Freeberg
Fred Carmen
Bill Flesher
Kansas’ Power Co
City ‘Hall
Kansas Power Co. Co
Keggas Power Co
Cook
Coroc Furniture
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State Highway ‘Commission
IMA
Pursang
Nsas Corporation
the Scandia. Telephone Company
Elkins
Prince Rancini
Capri
St. Mo
Hastin Bradley
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