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purchased for $100 various sinking fund investments that had been Used the bond 280.
plus the unamortize fund to redeem the entire 12% bond issue, (Check 104).
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Purchased store equipment from Sierra Equipment company for $12,000 by issuing a 120-day, 10% note payable, Note 32. Issued $300,000 of 9%,10-year bonds at 98, Receipt 2375. Interest is payable semiannually on October 1 and April 1.
Borrowed $6,000 from the Dollar Bank for 90 days by issuing a noninterest-bearing note (Note 33) that the bank discounted at 11%(Receipt 2751).
Issued Check 5102 to the Sierra Equipment Company in payment of the principal and interest due on Note 32.
Paid to the Dollar Bank the amount owed on Note 33(Check 5613) and recorded the interest expense.
Issued a $10,000,60-day, 10.5% note payable (Note 34) to the Dollar Bank (Receipt 4176).
Signed a 20-year, 812% mortgage note for $150,000 to purchase land and a building for a new store (Memorandum 4163). The cost of the land was 40% of the total price.
Issued Check 6463 for the semiannual interest on the bonds issued April 1.
Deposited $45,000 in the bond sinking fund by issuing Check 6483.
Made the first mortgage payment of $1,700(Check 6801). Of this amount, $1,062 was interest and $638 was a payment on principal.
Paid the interest due on Note 34(Check 6922) and renewed the note by issuing a 60-day, $10,000,11% note payable (Note 35).
Purchased various securities with sinking fund cash, $40,000, Check 301.
Wrote Check 7172 for the second mortgage payment: principal, $642; interest, $1,058.
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Received $475 from sinking fund investments, Receipt 281.
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