Wheat allotment program signs up most farms in 1964
The Agriculture Department reported 611,728 of 1,729,864 farms with wheat allotments enrolled as the national program limits harvesting. Cooperating farmers receive marketing certificates and land diversion payments totaling 34.276 million dollars while price supports drop to 1.30 per bushel for this year. Nonparticipants face whatever market prices prevail.
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Princeton to issue 19000 water bonds for system site
Ordinance No. 73 authorizes sale of general obligation water works bonds totaling 19 000 to fund part of acquiring a site and building a waterworks system in Princeton Kansas. Bonds dated May 2 1964, mature 1966 through 1984, with interest rates around 4.3 percent. Redeemable after November 1 1978 at par plus 5 percent premium. City pledges tax power and bond issues at state and school fund levels. Mayor A G Atchison and City Clerk Eleanor F Cole sign and publish May 25 1964.
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Princeton Kansas waterworks bond ordinance 1964 summary
An ordinance authorizes the City of Princeton Kansas to issue waterworks system revenue bonds totaling 56000 for site acquisition and construction of a waterworks system. It outlines bond details, dates, interest rates, redemption options, fund creation, revenue pledges, rate covenants, insurance, audits, and legal enforcement. Passed May 25 1964.
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