Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-19
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10 THE MEMBERS OF 1.-THE NATIONAL
FARMERS ALLIANCE AND INDUS
TRIAL Union

tAkmEkO ALLlANCt Anu lNUUO-
TRIAL UNION.
The National Executive Committee
Of The Peoples Party, after inviting
competition from the principal Life
Insurance Companies Of the United
states, for the purpose Of choosing
, Lie Company which they could
recon mend to it's membership, have
issued the following letter over their
individual signatures:
August %, 1893.
TO THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE NATION
AL FARMERS ALLIANCE Ann INDrs-
TRIAL UNION
The National Executive Commit
lee Of the Farmers Alliance and In
dustrinl Union having had referred
to them from several alliances the
question OF the organization of a life
insurance company on the regular
standard plan or the recommended
ton Of some organization that
would be known to be a good, relin-
bic and safe company, aud the mem
berS OF the Executive Committee hav-
ing given the subject due considera-
ton, reach the conclusion that Il
new association, at this time would
be neither polite nor wise.
We believe however, that we will
fully care for the interests of the or
der by recommending some lie inanr,
ance society, conducted on tho mn-
tnal plan, with q good record, and a
sound and safe financial policy, ut
the same time Offering insurance at
lowest rates consistent with safety
to the insured as well as the insurer;
and we unhesitatingly and cordially
recommend for the insurance OF the
lives of the members on the mutual
plan, THE Mutual LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF New YORK.
We do so, because after careful
study and investigation, We are led
to believe that The Mutual Life In
surance Company OF New York is the
largest and strongest mutual life
company, and paying the largest
amounts in dividends of any insur-
ance organization in the world. 1t
has been tested in the crucible of I'M
ance for more than fifty years, and
has always, so far MS we can learn,
treated it's members with the utmost
equity and generosity and been
prompt in the payment Of its every
obligation. Being Il purely mutual
organization, the ownership OF it's
vast assets, amounting to more
than $175, 100000. is strictly the
of the membership. 1t has
in it's membership II very large mum
Der OF the most careful, prudent and
men in the nation; and be-
ing founded on lines sOmeW hat silni-
lar to those Gf the Alliance, for mn-
tual Lenefit, assistance and protec-
ton, we believe that our member
ship, by insuring therein, wouldlave
the best and safest protection for
their money, and leave a sure benefit
to those in whose favor the insur-
ance is made.
In times like the present, with so
much uncertainty in every walk Of
life, it becomes the duty OF every
farmer to make safe provision for
his wife and children in case of sud-
den removal from his life, and espe-
cially if his property is ut all encum-
bered, so that in the event of his
leave taking, the family remaining
may be sure OF a home, free and un-
trammeled by debt, and not open to
foreclosure and sale: the first steps
to ruin and want.
Fraternally,
H. L. LoUCKs, Chm.
H. C. DEAiMING, Sec'y.
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