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... cent ? —Ans . Three per cent , quarterly , for the first two years . Commissioner WORTHINGTON . That would be 12 per cent a year ? —Ans . Yes , sir . Commissioner WORTHINGTON . And for the next few years it paid about 91⁄2 per cent an ...
... cent ? —Ans . Three per cent , quarterly , for the first two years . Commissioner WORTHINGTON . That would be 12 per cent a year ? —Ans . Yes , sir . Commissioner WORTHINGTON . And for the next few years it paid about 91⁄2 per cent an ...
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... cent .; the increase of North Carolina 2.15 per cent .; and of South Carolina 2.21 per cent . The ratio of Georgia was sustained , but for the reason that within that time a large area of new territory within her limits was being opened ...
... cent .; the increase of North Carolina 2.15 per cent .; and of South Carolina 2.21 per cent . The ratio of Georgia was sustained , but for the reason that within that time a large area of new territory within her limits was being opened ...
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... cent of the forests publicly owned and on less than 1 per cent D. of the forests privately owned , or on only 18 per cent of the total area of forests . . . . We take from our forests each year , not count- ing the loss by fire , three ...
... cent of the forests publicly owned and on less than 1 per cent D. of the forests privately owned , or on only 18 per cent of the total area of forests . . . . We take from our forests each year , not count- ing the loss by fire , three ...
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