The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-06-23

The total increase the Minnesota over the
by the fourteen companies outside of the
o. as stated above Which in excess of H be
total net the previous the other fourteen principal
In 1891 the NoRrHwEsrERN received in from Minnesota
$40 and paid to citizens of Minnesota in death osses endow
men dividends etc. 1886 co. making the for
1891 to the policy of Minnesota collectively o9ooo
5@ 90 In addition to t6 the Company loaned the people Of
Minnesota 11 in 1891, 81, 500 367oo
c 1891 25 go to the paid by the Minnesota
Money oon y conpony nPPs s sGs it 1891
to amount paid by Minnesota policy holders in 1891 $780, 456
Money invested by the NORTHWESTERN Minnesota 1891
Ho Of s met omna0 ss Rye este BY the policy
i ] % s Sss HSn hss paid the
o s H shas sRs s 5a axas9 $751;
% ph n p is MY sn hs p H for Comfy 5 %
| Payments and assets to Minnesota over 14oz
ad1don this S0ia@ziias
Death @ms endowments dividends etc. paid by the Company
5naeot 693 to premiums paid in Minnesota 4,6s
Death claims endowent dividends etc. paid and pro rata share
o. fe he IN trust for Minnesota pocyhoder by the Company
Minnesota ga, o1s 734: 6W-155 per cent III
@21: IN be 5s%py S s1T
Ol8 734 6o) PSI per cent ~
Loans in force in Minnesota january 1s to
an" hea BY the Company in trust for them
while hvs T baro he That % to the
d s3 s. n2sf35S g Aga for s
e a back them and the bnce has been wisely by
o93 to the Minnesota policy hoers besides the protection Of
% 53 the Of their force the first Of January
ne payment OF which, at maturity certain as ANYTHING con-
uo1led by human skill, sagacity and prudence
ouiey the NORTHWESTERN HOME Company!
urea ana found true? DO not feel proud -his institution Of
VIC great NolWes peerless its results
C O DAR invested fucuatng railroad securities or in col
Gs f 1ne company on the contrary holds $40 057A
45S+46.21. ~ '''"'0 '"A'oo "C pl1o'
It's proper to state that the NORTHWESTERN is home Cnnnanv in
ioaer sense than merely Minnesota conDanv
ed States Company doing business the healthy horizons Of tho
e states ony and as Uud States Company it securing and
@ more business IN force that any other insurance company
lining It's business to the United States AfS41 W.
The Company during the past year. paid dividends on i first Ton
pocles issued In 1884, that proved satisfactory and
sy the belef that whatever the such policies nav
III the 1utu they cannot fail yield surplus returns for ire
s Ed than any other form of life investment insurance in
THIS Or any other ~ =
me ontne dividends paid policies issued in 1881 were from 40
10 W per cent better than dividends paid policies issued y
New York Companies : r ~ ~
Attention called to the fact that consecutive years the infer
@ ana rent receipts ote NORTHWESTERN exceeded the amount
H TOT dth losses and since the
amount OF such exceeds SEVEN MILLIONS Of DoIRs ~
OF such results IN the NORTHWESTERN only that the pocv
hs are SO well satisfied and that parties CARVING ins
e III inc aud elsewhere willing certify as to
the superiority Of the NORTHWESTERN. ' ~ -
hat safeguards those already utilized nv Tho r
@ gan any reasonable require! The NoRTHwEsrERN IS NE
pe y years and millions Of dollars of
assets 10 not only protect the people of needing life nu,
e n you should $1,000 insurance in the COMPANY fn
every Vo Of income receve); but ALSO to them On in
proved re estate without the payment Of bonus the money
&C. HARGEEs, Jr District Manager.
1'ti-o niainat0h Dulalng, StPauI, Mimi