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... mortgage , we could negotiate with the mortgagee $ 5,000 of these bonds . That would clear him out . The farm mortgage would then be $ 5,000 . His other $ 5,000 was wiped off . Upon that $ 5,000 he pays 3 per cent . It is really 31⁄2 ...
... mortgage , we could negotiate with the mortgagee $ 5,000 of these bonds . That would clear him out . The farm mortgage would then be $ 5,000 . His other $ 5,000 was wiped off . Upon that $ 5,000 he pays 3 per cent . It is really 31⁄2 ...
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... mortgage . Senator CONNALLY . To be sure , but if the farm mortgage holder has got a mortgage that he can not collect for 100 per cent , and by devaluating the dollar you let the debtor pay 60 cents on the dollar , what is the ...
... mortgage . Senator CONNALLY . To be sure , but if the farm mortgage holder has got a mortgage that he can not collect for 100 per cent , and by devaluating the dollar you let the debtor pay 60 cents on the dollar , what is the ...
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... mortgage , debt . In 1928 , the peak year for farm mortgages , the total indebtedness rested on 40 per cent of all farms . Of the total farm mortgage debt in 1930 , the last year for which an estimate on this point is available , about ...
... mortgage , debt . In 1928 , the peak year for farm mortgages , the total indebtedness rested on 40 per cent of all farms . Of the total farm mortgage debt in 1930 , the last year for which an estimate on this point is available , about ...
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