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[[Image:travelingmen's.png|left|thumb|450px]]DUBUQUE TRAVELING AND BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION. | [[Image:travelingmen's.png|left|thumb|450px]]DUBUQUE TRAVELING AND BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION. A fraternal and beneficial organization, the Dubuque Traveling and Business Men's Association, in its 19th year of existence, in December, 1902 was witnessing an interest in allowing professional men to join. | ||
The interest in expanding membership continued. In 1921 the organization extended a general welcome to traveling men, their employers and office staff in wholesale houses, manufacturing plants, insurance offices, express offices and other offices to join. The welcome reminded potential members that the Association provided accident and life insurance. The annual dues of two dollars paid the ten dollars per week accident indemnity and all expenses. The life insurance was provided at actual cost. (1) The organization was strictly limited to Dubuque with benefits provided to widows and orphans. | |||
The organization could point to past local care of members: (2) | |||
January 6, 1901 J.C. Bracker eye injured by bursting of shot-19 days of accident | |||
indemnity--$27.15 | |||
February 3, 1901 G. M. Coykendall, rib fractured slipping on icy pavement, one week | |||
payment-$10.00 | |||
February 6th, 1901 Mrs. Annie H. Levens, beneficiary of Abe Levens, deceased, first | |||
payment, first payment death assessment No. 47--$700.00 | |||
April 4, 1901 Mrs. Annie H. Levans, second payment death assessment--$32.00 | |||
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1. | 1. "D. T & B. M. to Swell Membership, Telegraph Herald, June 5, 1921, p. 28. | ||
2. "Annual Meeting," Telegraph Herald, December 26, 1901, p. 2 | |||
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Revision as of 03:33, 5 August 2013
DUBUQUE TRAVELING AND BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION. A fraternal and beneficial organization, the Dubuque Traveling and Business Men's Association, in its 19th year of existence, in December, 1902 was witnessing an interest in allowing professional men to join.
The interest in expanding membership continued. In 1921 the organization extended a general welcome to traveling men, their employers and office staff in wholesale houses, manufacturing plants, insurance offices, express offices and other offices to join. The welcome reminded potential members that the Association provided accident and life insurance. The annual dues of two dollars paid the ten dollars per week accident indemnity and all expenses. The life insurance was provided at actual cost. (1) The organization was strictly limited to Dubuque with benefits provided to widows and orphans.
The organization could point to past local care of members: (2)
January 6, 1901 J.C. Bracker eye injured by bursting of shot-19 days of accident
indemnity--$27.15
February 3, 1901 G. M. Coykendall, rib fractured slipping on icy pavement, one week
payment-$10.00
February 6th, 1901 Mrs. Annie H. Levens, beneficiary of Abe Levens, deceased, first
payment, first payment death assessment No. 47--$700.00
April 4, 1901 Mrs. Annie H. Levans, second payment death assessment--$32.00
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Source:
1. "D. T & B. M. to Swell Membership, Telegraph Herald, June 5, 1921, p. 28.
2. "Annual Meeting," Telegraph Herald, December 26, 1901, p. 2