Union Site The Umon rare insurance of Omaha grows assets
The Union Site The Umon rare insurance of Omaha, incorporated under Nebraska laws in 1885, marks its twelfth anniversary. Despite uncertain business conditions and a presidential campaign, the company reports higher income assets and insurance for the year 1806, with an $3,014.31 gain in assets, total net assets at $273,831.42, and a policyholder surplus of $126,491.82.
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Umon Rare Insurance of
Omaha
Laws of
Nebraska
Insurance in Force Rises and Profits Highlight 1896
The Nebraska based company reports higher premium and interest receipts in 1896, with total receipts up over 28 percent and net assets up over 20 percent. Mortality lower than expected and expense ratio at 3 percent show conservative management. Policy loans and paid up values are offered, with emphasis on farmers policies and savings for policyholders. E M Giles handles information.
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Insurance Department of
Nebraska
Polic
E. M. Giles
Local Notes From Mound Prairie and Nearby Towns
Newton residents Dan and Mrs Rorabaugh picked black berries at Mr Meckley s last Wednesday Chas Plammer of Colfax made a business call in Mound Prairie Monday evening Mrs Jas Downing visited sister Mrs Preston Ofill near Fairmount last Wednesday Robert Burns of Maquoketa sold spectacles in the area Miss Myrtle Downing Nora Mcleracken Sherman Mcleracken and Elzy Moore visited Mitchellville Sunday Mamie Lynch owns a new piano Olver Wilson and wife visited Metz Sunday June Bly
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Dan Rorabaugh
Newton
Mamie Lynch
Olver Wilson
Metz
Fairmount Social Notes and Sympathy Letters
Miss Maggie Cragan of Des Moines visited W. O Conner’s home last week. A small crowd attended a festival at the M E church on Friday night due to threatening weather. Louise Verhew and Jennie Verhew visited at W. M. Livingston’s home last Saturday. A surprise party honored Miss Ethel’s birthday at Mr. and Mrs. J W Taylor’s home, enjoyed by all. Word came of the death of John Fitzgerald, brother to Mrs. O Conner and Mrs. Mead, with sympathy extended to the bereaved.
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Maggie Cragan
Des Moines
W. O'Conner
M.E
Louise
Jennie Verhew
W. M. Livingston
J. W. Taylor
Ethel
John Fitzgerald
Mead
Union church to host revival and community notices
Local notes report Mrs Sipe ill and improving under Dr Shrader care in Monroe. Rev Wright will preach August 7 at Union church. Miss Myrtle Drew visiting from Newton. a union Sunday school organized with named officers. Births, deaths, and farm updates grace the column alongside society items and farming rust guidance.
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Charles Sipe
Dr. Shrader
Monroe
Wright
Des Moines
Union Church
Myrtle Drew
Newton
Bean
S.J. Huffman
Homer Woody
Fairview Township
Stony Point
Frank Reynolds
le Claire
Doud
France
Dust Sickness At Murphy Shocks Rubs Nerves
Murphy resident G rnet Russell suffers from oat dust exposure and is under a doctor's care. Geo Leisure trapped a swarm of bees last Sunday. Haying and harvesting are active as grain heads toward threshing. Frank Russell lost two young sheep last week. Mrs Myra Compton is listed as sick. Rev Cowan spoke at Pleasant View Church following Rev Handy's appointment. John Walsh of Newton canvassed in the area last week. Mr Stanton of Newton is now cutting the Ding Ua.
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Grnet Russell
Geo. Leisure
Frank Russell
Myra Compton
Rev. Cowan
Handy
Pleasant View
John Walsh
Newton
Mr. Stanton
Weather and Crop Reports From Ventral Station Iowa 1897
Weather and crop report from Ventral Station Des Moines July 27 1897 notes a week of fine growing weather with seasonable temperatures and widespread rainfall except for some local wind and electric storm damage on the 23rd. Corn, potatoes, pastures, blackberries and garden vegetables benefited. early corn faring well with ample moisture. oats and barley harvests progressing. wheat in threshing. rust or scab damage possible but not yet measured. Midland Monthly ads and literary notes included.
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E. W. Kerr
U.1
Wendt’s
Iowa
Jasper & Sons
Anna H. Joy
Febleisen
Squere
H. 8. Winslow
Ttorney
LAW
New Ramer Block
Newton, Lowa
Smead, M.D
Mershon Block
Cor
Sqr
Newton, Lows
George Koenig
Estan
West Lambert House
the Union
Mound Prairie
Juin
Bly
Fairmount
Reasnor
Lee Guessford
Elia Hymes
Murphy
Tra Fugard
Keelan Keeton
Ev. Handy
Toronto
Sherman Miller
Charley Elliott
Julia Storer
Job
H. A. Wettstein
Jasper County
Emerson
C. Sloanaker
Chas. JasPer
E. E. Lypay
First Ee Bank
Sloanamer
J.h.lypay
M. Woolrok
Stent Frank Wilson, Casbi
Jasper County Bank
Public Square
Dale
Weather and Crop Reports
Des Moines, In
Wwa
Midland Monthly
Lyon
Missouri
Clark
Midland
D. L. Savage
Ida Baker
Minnie Ouchter
Caserine
Plains
John A. Logan
Midlands
Yukon
Alask
Williams
Indien
Druge “Ee Vente
Ata
Colfax House [Moving Co
C. GC. Kinsell, Mgr
Colfax
Inter Ocean
West
Eee
Penne
Ore
Ananace
Chane Sandy Ba
Kansas City
Chicago
Weste Railway
F.H. Hunter
California
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Colorado
Texas
Southern Pacific
Southern
Phillips Rock Island
Califoria
John Sebastian
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Northwest
ST. Louis, Kansas
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South
Peoria
Sar Resern
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