Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-08-01

TIE Waterloo, Ia.,. Union Mutual Aid
Association.
q BY way of preface to a few remarks rel
> awe to this institution we give the fol-
, living:
' Received June Goth, 1883, of the Union
lutual Aid Association, of Waterloo, a.,
' yo thousand five hundred dollars in full
$ f all claims on the certificate issued on
s he life of Salem NJ. Rose.
Mrs. ABB1E F. Rose"
y The publication of this document will
s answer all inquiries that have been made
e relative to this matter, and in manner
n 10 inspire confidence in the organization.
+ We have heretofore recommended the
s Union Mutual Aid Association as one that
$ we believed thoroughly reliable, and con-
n Quoted upon better basis than any SINH
lar organization that we have any knOwl-
edge of, and it therefore gives US much
pleasure to present this tangible evidence
II Of it's liability.
) 1t was only twenty-five months ago
that the first application was written in
4 the Association, and up to June Goth there
7 have been issued s, 436 certificates. This
is larger growth for the time than we
know of in any other organization of a
like character.
The losses that were paid up to the
above date aggregate $25, O30. 70. Not
surplus is continually being created
Wasscu County Herald.
$4,000 PAID.
3. NJ. Mabier, general agent OF the
Union Mutual Aid Association, came to
Bedford Thursday to pay Mrs. Emma l..
Walls 81, 500, the amount of her husbands
insurance in said company. Mr.. Walls
had been a member of the association but
a short time, having paid out only $500.
This association is less than two years old
and has issued over $500 policies and is
to-day the most prosperous company in
Iowa. 1t was made so by the good man
agement and promptness in paying it's
losses. The following is the receipt OF
Mrs. Walls:
! BEDFORD, Iowa, June %, 1883.
| Reed. of Union Mutual Aid Association,
of Waterloo, Iowa, twenty-five hundred
e, 500 dollars in full, Reinsurance on the
life of Edward C. Walls, deceased.
| EMMA G. WALLS.
! Robert Elliot ESQ.,, of this city, is gene
raj agent for Taylor Ringgold, and De-
catur counties. We think parties who
intend to take out life insurance policy
cannot do better than insure in this COM
pany-I0r0 South Vest.
$500 PAID.
The Union Mutual Aid Association of
this city has within a week paid three
death losscs-$2, 500 in each case-one to
the heirs of r. D. Stephens, of Cedar
Rapids, one to the family of DR.. Hurlbert,
of Marion, and the last, paid Tuesday, to
the family of the late Anthony Cummings,
| oil
paid within the time specified and to the
entire satisfaction of the benefciaries. The
death rate of the association was pretty
large in March and April, but the members
have generally responded with their as
sessments, thus enabling the officers to
make prompt and full payments, Only
one death has occurred among the
association members in the past two
months. State Reporter, Waterloo.
The racket which other mutual associ-
atoms have undergone OF late has not
affected this sterling association. 1t has
gone right on, insuring only the first class
risks, paying promptly its few death
losses and accommodating funds for it's re-
serve. The surplus funds of the associa-
ton arc placed in the hands of the Security
.. Loan and Trust Company of Des Moines,
of which Judge Wright is president, and
every tlluS lOOho 1A'oitoAG W Wy Ao"S
continued prosperity of the Union Mutual
Aid Of Waterloo. the association is
, Differed by Hon. Mat. PARROT of Water
loo, president, and G.. E. Mabie secre-
=, tary. Its local board in Cedar Rapids was
presided over by Hon. Redman D. Steph'
ems until his death, when the presidency
was transferred to Judge Leach. Its risks
, in this city and Marion include many O.
our most prominent citizens who, having
became satisfied it can pull through ant
pay all death and ten-year expiration
losses, are fully determined to ''see i
through"
s Following are the names Of a. few
: prominent men in our cities who, afte
=. carefully examining into the Union Nut
: ual Aid, have joined the association:
e Hon. VIM. F. Brannan, Muscatine
}, Iowa.
e Hon, J. F. Weaver. circuit judge 14tl
+ district, Algo4A, Iowa:
e Hon. A. j. Wood, banker, Brooklyn
j. Iowa, and ex-representative OF Powesheil
s county, Iowa.
o Hon. John Adle, Nebraska City Neh.
j. A. E. Bigelow, president First Nationa
:. Bank, New Hampton, Iowa.
3 r. A. Davidson, banker, Minneapolis
e MINI.
e C. II. Harris, cashier Commercial Ma
r tional Bank, Dubuque, Iowa:
e L. L. Lush, banker, Wavcrly, Iowa.
O A. G.. Libby, banker, Usage Iowa.
e j. J. Aplin, banker, Grundy Center
e Iowa.
/, ]. T, Thompson, banker, Forest City
n Iowa.
It Amos Case, cashier, First Nationa
e Bank, Nashus, Iowa.
j. i. r, Kirk, banker, Mason City Iowa,
d He. Miller, banker, Iowa Falls, Iowa
i John l.. Carson, banker, Brownsville
It Neb.
Henry Shaubut, banker, Mankato
Minn
T.B. Clemant, banker, Faribanlt, MINI
NJ. G. Hascom, ex-judge, St. Peter
h MINI.
k J. J. Smith, banker. Maria, Mlnn:-
, Cedar Rapids D1sly Republican.
- This association is represented! In GU
3 city by L. D. Baird, and those who wan
t. real indemnity at what it is worth SHOULD
J. apply to him for policy in a reliable as
e ISOLATION.