The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1914-10-31
Successful Home Industry

Inc 8uuubA EcpOIt VI tlo lubuIhuCo
department of the various states
brings to light several encouraging
facts relative to the growth Of life
insurance companies Of the West.
Since the date Of the insurance in
surance investigation in 1908 the
giant companies Of the east have lost
three hundred millions Of dollars in
annual production, while the young
companies have gained six hundred
millions Of business during this
period.
Something Of the Importance of
encouraging these western COM
psnies is indicated when we know
that Colorado has during the
past thirty years sent to foreign COM
panies the enormous sum Of seventy
two million dollars In life insurance
premiums. That the citizens Of Colo
RADIO appreciate the value Of retain
ing these vast sums within their own
borders for home developments is
we'll indicated In . pamphlet recent
ly published by The Gernan-Ameri-
can Life Insurance company, Of Dem
yer, In which letters are given from
the leading bankers Of practically
every section of Colorado and Wy
oming heartily endoring this COM
pany and its plans.
These letters call attention to the
fact that the Colorado stite Law COM
pels the depositing with the State
Insurance department Of an amount
sufacient TO protsct every guarantee
contained In the policy Of the COM
pauy, which insures absolute stabil-
ity.
Northwestern Colorado 10 repre-
sented in this booklet by such we'll
known bankers ~ g. H. Bell, CASH
Ter Of the Citizens National bank of
Glenwood Springs, Colo, N. A. Glss-
co, vice president Grand Valley Ma
tional bank, Grand Junction, Colo,
T. w. Tomlinson, secretary Ameri-
can National Live Stock association,
G. w. Winslow, president Gunnison
Bank and Trust company, Gunnison,
Colo.
Fifty other letters from prominent
bankers are included in this booklet
! and this hearty support from leading
flnanciers has had most important
influence In enabling the German
American Life Insurance company
to make larger gain last year in
business In force than all other Colo
RADIO companies combined.
The following citizens Of Meeker
are also interested In the German
American Life company IS stock
holders: A. G. Moulton, David
Smith. c. M. Thompson, G. J. Will
son, F. N. JoHantgen, R. H. Taylor,
H. H. Grixzard, and Edmund Pauls.
With the absolute guarantee Of
stability and strength as afforded by
the Colorado State laws, and with
the liberal policies offered by these
local companies, there would appear
no logical reason why any prospect
Of insurance should not enthusiastic
cally support this company, In view
Of their pledge to reinvest their
premium income In the district that
has contributed 1t. The large vol
ume Of business being written by
the German-American Life Insur-
ance company In this district will
testify to the spirit Of loyalty to
those installations which are contri-
buting to our support.
I. E. Dennis, special represents
tive from the home ONCE will devote
few days, ut Meeker, and will be
glad to explain to anyone the full de-
tails Of the New Guaranteed Invest
ment Policy, O-payment life, which
furnishes the most liberal features
Of life insurance.