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SAFETY FUND COMPANY. Filing articles of incorporation on November 15, 1893, the company entered the business of loaning, borrowing, and collecting money. It was also in the business of selling debentures, bonds and contracts issued by itself and others. The indebtedness was limited to two-thirds of the $100,000 capital stock.  Directors included A. W. Daynes, Otis F. Hall, L. N. Shepard, C. T. Karr and F. R. Aderman.
SAFETY FUND COMPANY. Filing articles of incorporation on November 15, 1893, as the company entered the business of loaning, borrowing, and collecting money. It was also in the business of selling debentures, bonds and contracts issued by itself and others. The indebtedness was limited to two-thirds of the $100,000 capital stock.   
 
Directors included A. W. Daynes, Otis F. Hall, L. N. Shepard, C. T. Karr and F. R. Aderman.


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"Filed Its Articles," ''Dubuque Daily Herald'', November 16, 1893, p. 4
"Filed Its Articles," ''Dubuque Daily Herald'', November 16, 1893, p. 4


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SAFETY FUND COMPANY. Filing articles of incorporation on November 15, 1893, as the company entered the business of loaning, borrowing, and collecting money. It was also in the business of selling debentures, bonds and contracts issued by itself and others. The indebtedness was limited to two-thirds of the $100,000 capital stock.

Directors included A. W. Daynes, Otis F. Hall, L. N. Shepard, C. T. Karr and F. R. Aderman.

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"Filed Its Articles," Dubuque Daily Herald, November 16, 1893, p. 4