THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE
Great Insurance Company Helps Nebraska
The National Fidelity and Casualty Company One of the State's Strongest Institutions
fin ! ' a
fw inci uuiumercia.1 supremacy oi
I I New York is due in a large
measure to the centraliza
tion of insurance assets in
that market, and it was high time
that there should be establ'shed in
pany in its home state, as well as
rapidly overcoming the business of
its competitors in other territories.
The National Fidelity and Casualty
Company has 140 stockholders, com
prising the strongest body of rep
resentative men that has ever been
Interested in any one proposition in
the central west.
With the equipment and facilities
of the company and the liberal poli
cies it issues, this home institution
should be given preference of a large
portion of the surety and casualty
business in this section.
The National Fidelity and Casu
alty Company was the first to pay
the claim on the death of Emll Bran-
.'u Hill
the central west insurance corpora
tions with ample resources to carry
the risks and collect the premiums,
which have heretofore gone to the
eastern insurance companies.
Edwin T. Swobe, realizing the op
portunity existing for a casualty and
surety company in the central west,
organized the National Fidelity and
Casualty Company of Omaha In
1907 to write accident and health,
fidelity and surety bonds, plate glass,
burglary, liability, etc.
This company has just closed Its
fifth year of business with a very
creditable record, showing a sub
stantial gain in premium income
each year. The company is now op
erating in several states and is rap
idly extending its territory.
While the National Fidelity and
Casualty Commpany has met with
the keenest competition from its
eastern competitors, it is now writ
ing the largest business of any com-
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and General J&zager.
deis, who lost his life in the Titanic
disaster, and the fact that it was the
first to pay proves conclusively the
claim this company has always made,
that its policies are sight-drafts on
the company immediately upon any
claim being established.
The management of the company
may well feel proud of the record It
has made for fair dealing, and the
company's growth is best evidence
that it is rapidly growing in favor
with , the insuring public.
The National Fidelity and Casu
alty Company owns its home office
building, located on the corner of
Twelfth and Farnam streets, for
merly occupied by the United States
National bank.
The facsimile of the check repro
duced below that was paid the Bran
dela estate is probably the best evi
dence of the promptness and readi
ness with which this company set
tles its claims.
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