THE BEE: OMAHA,
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IE 3 K tremendous sum. It indicates two things; first that the people of this
ctata recognize the necessity for insurance and second, that they have the
money to pay for it. And there can be no question but that people with the
Less eense indicated by these facts, could and would -see the wisdom of keep-
lg that money in their own territory given in legitimate business with sound,
3.
ANOTHER thing, since the changes in our foreign relations brought about by.
the war, there is immediate need for more insurance companies. A vast
amount of our insurance business, handled by American companies, was
protected by re-insurance contracts with European financiers. Of these, Ger
mans, Austrians and Bulgarians handled a great share. That being now impossi
ble, new American capital MUST go into the handling of even larger demands for
insurance.
A great home company has been organized, to keep this
vasti sum in Nebraska. YOU are invited to join us
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(W. Hk Ahmanson
JPresident oftht Company
(Was born in Omaha, started his
insurance career at the age of 14,
and up to the present time has de
Toted his entire time to the fire
Insurance business during the last
fifteen years in an official capac
ity. He has a wide acquaintance
with the local agents in Nebraska
and adjoining states. He resigned
as assistant manager of the Co
lumbia Fire Underwriters of Oma
ha to organize the American Na
tional lire Insurance Company.
WE have incorporated under the strict Nebraska insurance
laws for three million dollars. Our organization is headed
and made up of big, responsible men who have builded their
success right here at home. There are two types of men to
make such a project as ours a solidly successful one. They
have seen the need for just such an organization; have seen the
remarkable opportunity for legitimate profit in it. Our plan is
one of co-operation throughout. Our agents our business
associates the people we insure the public at large will be
given the opportunity to share with us in the ownership and
profit of this business.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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William L. Wilcox, president of Wlcox-Bnnu Co.
Joseph B. Eedfleld, president of KIopp-Bartlett
Printing Co.
Harley Conant, president of the Conant Hotel Co.
J. W. Elwood, president of the Noriliwestern School
of Taxidermy.
Charles W. Martin, president of Charles IT.
Martin Co.
Harry H. Jones, rice-president of Brinn-Jensen Co,
No Promotion Stock
Not a dollar's worth of "promotion stock." Every share sold will be capital stock' and
surplus and not a share will be sold for less than $100 per share. And whether a man owns
one share or fifty will make no difference he will have his voice in our counsels will share
justly in our profits.
It is a wonderful opportunity. Other home insurance companies have been splendidly
backed by our public. This great, new company has been formed at the opportune moment
ready to take up the handling of Nebraska's tremendous volume of fire and automobile
insurance. It has met every requirement placed upon it by the state government. There
has been no finer investment opportunity ev,er offered the public. And the offer is made
straight to YOU!
Hie Omaha National Bank ifa. 99592
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Some Similar Opportunities and Their Wonderful Histories:
To illustrate the possibilities In an otter such as this, we quote from the pages of American financial history. The names are those of nationally known organizations.
And a little study of the figures at which their stock was originally bought, in comparison with today's values, will carry to you its own message. Our plan is not a new one.
Successes in American business hare almost without exception been built on co-operation; the public ownership through stock holdings of the business capital. Companies
originally formed with' but few stockholders hare sooner or later come to the understanding of their need for public co-operation. These things are not theoretical. They are history!
Record for Past Ten Years of Fifteen Representative Companies:
Certificate and Receipt for $100,000 Deposit
A Mighty Solid Foundation
This is a photographic reproduction of the certificate for our first deposit
which we are required by law to make with the Omaha National Bank, and
receipt for same from State Insurance Board. The amount was $100,000.00. It
is reproduced here merely as evidence of the soundness of our foundation (a
extending this invitation to YOU, we urge that you investigate our plan, ihor-1
oughly. "We will aid you in every conceivable way in your investigation.
Prompt Action
Is Necessary
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It is common knowledge that the capital stock of fire inJitrance companies
is ordinarily oversubscribed almost immediately. Our whole thought in making
this public announcement is to make this a truly co-operative business. For
these reasons we urge upon you the need of prompt and immediate action. For
your convenience, we offer a coupon which fill out and send to us and in return
we will send you all information pertaining to this organization. We will see
that every opportunity to learn all the facts about us, is yours.
110,000 Invested
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110,000 hmsted
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tm Aetna 10 years ago la now worth I eeVOM
dividends paid In 10 years, $21,940.)
In American 10 years ago to now worth $ 05,000
dividends paid In 10 years, 138,310.)
la Continental 10 years ago la now worth 1187,740
dividends paid tn 10 years, $169,600.) .
hi Dubuque 10 years ago la now worth $ 85,870
dividends paid In 10 years, $20,800.)
In Farmers 10 years ago to now worth I 82,600
dividends paid Mn 10 years, $19,000.)
$10,000 invested in Firemen's Fund 10 yrs. ago now worth $ 8M70
(Cash dividends paid In 10 years, $15,400.)
$10,000 Invested in Glenn Falls 10 yrs. ago Is now worth $184,440
(Cash dividends paid In 10 years, $84,250.)
$10,000 Invested In Great American 10 yrs. ago now worth $ 70,180
(Cash dividends paid In 10 years, $30,000.)
$10,000 Invested in Hartford 10 years ago Is now worth $ 50,580
(Cash dividends paid In 10 years, $37,250.)
$10,000 Invested In Home 10 years ago Is now worth $ 68,880
(Cash dividends paid In 10 years, $36,100.)
tfo ota find no reeord of any sale of stock In any of the above companies having been made in the past ten
That figure art oompiled from official insurance reports and are correct to our best knowledge and befief.
$10,000 Invested
(Cash
$10,000 Invested
(Cash
$10,000 Invested
(Cash
$10,000 Invested
(Cash
$10,000 invested
(Cash
years.
in Phoenix 10 years ago Is now worth I 4430
dividends paid in 10 years, $23,920.)
In Queen 10 years ago is now worth $ 624520
dividends paid In 10 years, $39,750.)
in Security 10 years ago Is now worth 8 21,520
dividends paid in 10 years, $20,900.)
in St Paul 10 years ago is now worth $100,180
dividends paid In 10 years, $24,800.)
in Westchester 10 years ago now worth $ 84,630
dividends paid In 10 years, $47,330.)
American National Fire Insurance Company
729 First National Bank Building,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Believing that Nebraska needs more home fire Insurance companies, I am In
terested In your proposition, and without further obligation on my part would be nleased
to have further information.
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Co-operation Is the Keystone of Successful Business Building Today. This Is "Opportunity" For YOU; Now I
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AMERICAN NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO,
No Stock Will Be Sold During
the Victory Loan Campaign.
Home Offices: 729 First National Bank Building
No Stock Will Be Sold During
the Victory Loan Campaign.
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