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of Stock Sold Is Fully Paid for!
We have purposely held this stock off the market so that it might not interfere in the
slightest with the sale of our Government's FIFTH VICTORY LOAN. The company
itself has invested in $100,000 worth of the VICTORY BONDS. And now-TODAY
with a clean slate, we offer the Public of Omaha and Nebraska an opportunity to share
in the business of this great HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
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INCLUDE automobile insurance, and the vast fields of fire and cyclone insurance.
The American National Fire Insuranc e Company of Nebraska will operate in all
parts of the United States. Its capital will be invested wholly in NON-SPECULATIVE
securities, such as government bonds, municipal bonds, or mortgages on real
estate;vonly up to 50 one-half of the entire resources. The capital stock and
no other will be soldis fully paid, non-assessable, and non-taxable. The premium
income of an Insurance Company coming altogether from the POLICY HOLDERS
is sufficient to pay ALL losse?; ALL EXPENSES; and ample profit to stockhold
ers, besides. The stockholders' investments are secured by THE LAW particu
larly here in Nebraska. No other business is so thoroughly watched and safeguard
ed by Nebraska. The capital stock cannot be used in paying losses, or in pay
ing Company expenses; it must be invested only in the BEST of securities. Insur-
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ance stock is of one kind; every share entitles its owner to a proportionate share in
prof its, and in the business itself . :' ',
We already have complied with the requirements of the law. . We already have
chosen the foremost men of the Insurance world to head our Company. Our Board
of Directors is made up of representative, progressive men from every walk of life
from the entire State. Our entire plan has, and will continue to secure for us the
sincere backing and co-operation of conservative bankers and businessmen through
out the country. Such is the Company you are asked to join. We want' you to in
vestigate our entire proposition and will help you, in every possible way, to do so.
But we cannot too, strongly urge that you do not permit ANY time to be lost. A cou
pon is furnished below, for your convenience. Send it to us TODAY. We will place
the entire plan, in detail, before you. Do ACT and act PROMPTLY! ,
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tionTiffctt:. . With svery, Qther; requirement .of the State Insur-
hr.t-ance Board, as with this first one, we have successfully
complied. ' Today we are incorporated for three mil
jjfcfcXLi. '''lion dollars; and it is upon such a solid, substantial
The Home ' Fire Insurance Companies Bring Into
foundation as this that the plan is placed before you.
Connecticut Over $50,000,
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In contrast to the huge sums sent altogether outside of Nebraska for
fire insurance yearly, the Connecticut home fire insurance companies
bring into the State over fifty million dollars yearly. This is a fact, not a
wild guess. The figures are carefully and accurately computed by authori
ties on Insurance, and are given here from "The Spectator" of 1919 a
leading. Insurance publication; we have every reason to believe them
correct.
For the ten years from 1909 to 1918 the following Connecticut com
panies have paid:
AETNA Cash dividends, $9,001,864; total surplus, $8,904,033.
CONNECTICUT Cash dividends, $2,540,000; total surplus, $2,035,
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' HARTFORD Cash dividends, $7,650,000; total surplus, $9,123,660.
NATIONAL Cash dividends, $3,174,430; total surplus, $4,675,242.
And there are .others figures on which we will be glad to furnish you,
on request.
95! Average Earnings of "Young" Insurance Companies
We give here, from reliable sources, figures on the average yearly,
earnings of ten of the youngest companies, and ten of the largest, older
companies. In these figures two things stand out startliiigly the increase
of 1918 averages over 1915 averages, and the unbelievably high per cent
of the earnings, figured on the capital stock of each company.
Ten of the Youngest Companies:
Average for 1915
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Average for 1918
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NAME OF COMPANY
Alliance of Philadelphia
American Automobile of St. Louit. . .
Colonial Fire Underwriter, Hartford.
Equity Fire, Kansas City
Fidelity-Phoenix, N. Y. ............ .
Minneapolis F. ft M
Merchants Fire,' N. Y
Old Colony of. Boston . I
Richmond pf N. Y
City of N. Y
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Inc.
1904
1911
1902
1909
1910
1902
1910
1906
1907
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Capital Stock
$ .750,000
300,009
2,000,000
100,000
2,500,000
200,000
400,000
600,000
200,000
600,000
Incomt, Lais
UiHt. Exp,
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" Mtional . Bank Building
551,196
460,297
2,463,184
51,228
3,555,849
117,586
649,030
419,629
140,786
270,855
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Coat.
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153
123
51
145
58
162
70
70
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Ten of the Older Companies:
Average for 1915
126
Average for 1918
214
NAME OF COMPANY fa Capital Stock Sj, Ep! Cwt.
Aetna of Hartford 1819 $ 5,000,000 13,836,953 76
Continental, N. Y 1853 10,000,000 2,670,477 26
Dubuque Fire & Marina 1883 200,000 319,363 159
Fire Association of Philadelphia.... 1817 1,000,000 1,892,800 189
Fireman's Fund of 'Frisco 1863 1,500,000 1,151,428 77
Globe St Rutgers, N. Y 1863 700,000 7,186,287 1026
Hartford Fire, Connecticut 1810 ' 2,000,000 6,595,708 329
Hawkeye of Des Moines 1,500,000 1,151,428 77
Queens Insurance Co. of America.. 1891 2,000,000 1,841,553 92
St. Paul, Minnesota 1865 1,000,000 952,067 95
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But Think and ACT
Fast! '
Send in This Coupon
It doesn't obligate you in any way. We furnish it for
your convenience and if you prefer to wire, or phone, the
effect is the same. What we want is to place the whole
plan before you, for your more careful consideration. We
want you to know ALL about this Company, And in asking
that you send the coupon, we merely wish to expedite your
investigation. But again we urge HASTE in starting this .
investigation. $300,000 already subscribed
and that before any offer of the stock for
sale was made. - You can realize how. great
the need for speedy action, if YOU are to
share in-this great n,ew enterprise! Today!
Send the coupon or telegraph, or phone if
you will. But ACT, right now.
Gomp
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Nebraska Prepared by ii W. Thomas.
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American National Fire Insurance Cu.,
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Gentlemen:
' I request that you send me, at once, all particu
lars of your plan. It is understood that the request
in no way places me under obligation.
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AMERICAN
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NEBRASKA
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