Nevada board explains Massachusetts bond exchange for school funds
The State Board of Education explains the 1903 exchange from 1907 United States bonds to Massachusetts 3 percent bonds as a safer, higher yielding investment for the public school fund. It cites legal compliance, the governor’s guidance, and the plan to use the sinking fund to ensure payments, with stated gains in annual interest and long term value.
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