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Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio
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Columbus, Ohio, city's outstanding indebtedness stood at $13,806,800 after redeeming $2,021,900 in bonds and issuing $1,355,000 new bonds in 1910, according to the sinking fund secretary's report.
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After redeeming $2,021,900 worth of bonds and reducing the city's debt by $666,100 in the year just closed, the report of Martin A. Gemuender, secretary of the sinking fund, shows that the outstanding indebtedness of the city is still $13,806,800.
The new general city bonds issued for the year 1910 aggregated $798,000, and the special assessment bonds $557,000, making a total of $1,355,000.
The bonds redeemed were: General city bonds $1,046,000, assessment $975,000; total $2,021,900. Receipts of the trustees were $4,570,831.54; disbursements $4,258,058.80. Balance on hand $312,772.74.
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Columbus
Event Date
1910
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debt reduced by $666,100; outstanding indebtedness $13,806,800; balance on hand $312,772.74
Event Details
After redeeming $2,021,900 in bonds (general city $1,046,000, assessment $975,000) and issuing $1,355,000 new bonds (general city $798,000, special assessment $557,000), with receipts $4,570,831.54 and disbursements $4,258,058.80.