I Madison Deaths
Mrs. Buckner
I Mrs. Grace Wild Buckner.
? of Route 9, Marshall, died
By ? in an Asheville hospital
Ker an extended illness
? A native and lifelong
Indent of Madison County,
Ke was a daughter of the late
leorge and Laura Ratcliffe
? Surviving are the husband,
Blllery Buckner; two
laughters, Misses Mildred and
lanet Buckner of the home; a
Ion, the Rev. Charles Buckner,
1^ Baptist missionary in
Indonesia: two sisters, Mrs
Bra Brown of Marshall and
Krs Ethel Askew of Spring
Breek; three brothers, Homer
Bild of Nicholasville, Ky.,
Broy Wild of South Rockwood,
llich , and Emergy Wild of
Bsheville; and a grandson
I Services were held at 2:30
l.m. Saturday in Walnut
missionary Baptist Church, of
Ihich she was a member and
leacher of the Ladies Bible
? lass for 35 years The Rev. E
I Jenkins officiated. Burial
Bas in Bowman-Rector
lemetery Bowman Funeral
Home was in charge of
Irrangements.
Howard Peek
Memorial services for
loward R. Peek, 50, who died
n Washington, D. C., were
eld at 11 a.m. Wednesday in
he chapel of Groce Funeral
lome. The Rev Charles
Vorley officiated.
A native of Madison County
nd a former resident of
tuncombe County, he had
ved in Washington for the
ast four years. He was em
loyed as a butcher and was a
on of Mrs. Hilda McBride
eek of Leicester and the late
ames Peek. He was also a
eteran of World War II.
Surviving in addition to the
lother are a daughter, Mrs.
(loria Dianne Peek of Flet
her; three sons, Ronnie and
feldon Peek of Skyland and
iennis Peek of Fletcher; three
isters, Mrs. Dixie Rice of
isheville and Mrs. Frank Cole
nd Mrs. Girwood Boone of
weaverville; three brothers,
Jen Peek of Fletcher, Wayne
Jeek of Stockton, Calif., andT.
?. Peek of Leicester , and two
grandchildren.
Ed Willis
Ed Willis, 92, of Route 2,
Marshall, died July 6 in an
Asheville hospital after a brief
illness.
A native and lifelong
resident of Madison County, he
was a retired farmer and was a
member of Upper Laurel
Baptist Church. He was a son
of the late Tommy and Clara
Larry Willis.
Surviving are the wife, Mrs.
Bonnie Hollifield Willis; four
daughters, Mrs. Paul Ammons
of Marshall, Mrs, William
Justice and Mrs. James Davis
of West Asheville and Mrs.
Evelyn Ramsey of Richmond,
Va.; five sons, Lloyd Willis of
Marshall, Tommy Willis of
West Asheville, Paul Willis of
Reedsport, Ore., Jacob Willis
of California and Milton Willis
of Fletcher; two brothers,
John Willis of Virginia and
Joseph Willis of Valdese, two
sisters, Mrs. Laney Hallman
and Mrs. Alice Hensley of
Burnsville; 36 grandchildren,
35 great-grandchildren and a
great-great-grandchild.
Services were held at 11 a.m.
Saturday in Peeks Chapel
Baptist Church. The Rev.
Arthur Hensley and the Rev.
Kenneth Parker officiated.
Burial was in Grooms
Cemetery.
Bowman Funeral Home was
in charge.
IN LOVING MEMORY
at
EMMETTE CROUCH
Who died July 9,1976
If all the world, wot ours to
giv?
We would give it to you and
more.
To tee the face of the one we
loved
And to have kim back once
more.
We didn't know the pain he
ekared
Or hear hie final sigh
We only know ke woe taken
away
Witkout a lait goodby.
God gave ue strength to bear
it
Ai i strength to fear the flows
fit '. what it mestnt to bee kim
Nt one will ever know.
Sadly miaaod,
SI8TER MILDRED
BROTHER8, LEE,
VARREN and HUBERT
Gaskon Ledford
Gaskon Ledford, 72. of Route
1. Clyde, died July 7 in
Haywood County Hospital
after a long illness
A native of Madison County
and a resident of Haywood
County most of his life, he was
a retired farmer.
Surviving are the wife, Mrs
Nellie Ledford; two daughters,
Mrs Bonnie Wells of Canton
and Mrs. Marie Rhodes of
Clyde; four sons, Vincent
Ledford of Clyde. David
Ledford of Candler, Herman
Ledford of Texas and Claude
Ledford of Morganton; and 16
grandchildren.
Services were held at at 2
p.m. Saturday in Beaverdam
United Methodist Church in
Haywood County. The Rev. 0.
P Ledford and the Rev. Keys
Pendleton officiated. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Henry Capps
Henry Earl Capps, 72, of 75
Hickory St., Woodfin, died July
10 at his home after a long
illness.
A native of Madison County,
he had lived in Woodfin for the
past 38 years and was a son of
the late William and Elizabeth
Walker Capps. He retired from
English Lumber Co. and at
tended Cross Roads Baptist
Church.
Surviving are the wife, Mrs.
Pearl Randall Capps; two
sons, Roy Nathan Capps of
Warren, Mich., and Ralph
Ambrose Capps of Weaver
ville; five daughters, Mrs. Pat
Mortier, Mrs. Hazel Stan
dridge, Mrs. Mary Helton and
Mrs. Relda Treadway of
Asheville and Mrs. Nina
Gillespie of Leicester; a
brother, Denver Capps of
Asheville; two sisters, Mrs.
Bell Roller of Asheville and
Mrs. Nora Price of Barnard;
25 grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren.
Services were held at 2:30
p.m. Tuesday at Cross Roads
Baptist Church in Leicester.
Tlie Rev. Jim Sluder and Bob
Penland officiated. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
James Dodson
James C. Dodson, 60, of
Walnut Creek Road, Marshall,
died July 8 in Asheville V.A.
Hospital after an extended
illness.
A lifelong resident of
Madison County, he was a
former member of the Mar
shall Lions Club, a former
member of Woodmen of the
World, a former town alder
man for 20 years and was a
member of American Legion
Post No. 317. He was also a
member of the Marshall and
N. C. Merchant's Association.
Mr. Dodson was a veteran of
World War II and the son of the
late Floyd Dodson.
Surviving are the wife, Mrs.
Delia Rose Massengill Dod
son; three sons, James W.
Dodson of Scotland Neck, John
and Douglas Dodson of
Marshall; the mother, Mrs.
Maude T. Dodson of Marshall;
two sisters, Mrs. Felix Potts of
Bryson City and Mrs. Weaver
McCracken of Keener, La.;
and a grandchild.
Services were held at 3 p.m.
Sunday in the Marshall Baptist
Church, of which he was a
member. The Rev. Vincent
Young officiated. Burial was in
Pritchard Cemetery.
Bowman Funeral Home was
in charge.
E. J. Barnwell
Ervin James Barnwell, 85, of
Hot Springs, died July 5 in an
Asheville hospital after an
extended illness
A native of North Carolina
and a resident of Hammond,
Ind., for 34 years, he retired to
Hot Springs 22 years ago.
Surviving are the wife, Mrs.
Ella Moore Barnwell; four
daughters, Mrs. Marie Wydra
and Mrs. Betty Poffenberger
of Lansing, 111., and Mrs.
Harriet Portschell and Mrs.
Lorraine Semich of Highland,
Ind.; a brother, Boyd Barnwell
of Swannanoa; three sisters,
Mrs. Lona Jones of Swannanoa1
and Mrs. Mae Strain and Mrs.
Lizzie of Hendersonville; five
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Services were held at 2:30
p.m. Friday in Hot Springs
Baptist Church. The Rev.
David Mills officiated. Burial
was in Fairview Cemetery
Bowman Funeral Home was
in charge.
Warren Ogle
Warren J. Ogle, 49, of Route
2, Marshall, was dead on
arrival at an Asheville hospital
July9.
A lifelong resident of
Madison County, he was a
veteran of the Korean Conflict
Surviving are the wife, Mrs
Virgie Buckner Ogle of
Asheville; a daughter, Miss
Sheila Ogle of Asheville; the
parents, John W. and Bell Ray
Ogle of Marshall; three
brothers, Roy Ogle of Mar
shall, Weaver Ogle of
Asheville and Joe Ogle of Mars
Hill; and four sisters, Mrs
Arie Mickle of Biltmore, Mrs
Rae Rakestraw of Reidsville,
Mrs Marie Allen of Charlotte
and Mrs. Hettie Brookens of
Swannanoa.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Tuesday in the Grapevine
Baptist Church, of which he
was a member. The Rev. Joe
Rice officiated. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Bowman Funeral Home was
in charge.
Major Wilson
Major Thomas Wilson, 79, of
48 Rex Ave., Ranlo, died July 5
in a Gaston County hospital
after an extended illness.
A native of Madison County
and a retired textile worker, he
was a member of the Marshall
Free Will Baptist Church. He
was a son of the late Gus and
Tillda Ball Wilson.
Surviving are the wife, Mrs.
Pearl Morrow Wilson; six
daughters, Mrs. Delia Kate
Shook and Mrs. Pansy Woody
of Alexander, Mrs. Helen
Forester of Woodfin, Mrs.
Lora Lee Hughes of Green
ville, S. C., Mrs. Jo Bowlin of
Ranlo and Mrs. Nadine Elkins
of Candler; three sons, Bruce
Wilson of Asheville, Bobby
Wilson of St. Petersburg, Fla.,
and Jack Wilson of Gastonia; a
brother, Jeter Wilson of
Weaverville; a sister, Mrs. Sis
Goforth of Woodland; a half
sister, Mrs. Bonnie Henderson
of Asheville; a half brother,
Buck Wilson of Marshall; 22
grandchildren and 17 great
grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Thursday in the chapel of
Bowman Funeral Home. The
Rev. Albert Taylor officated.
Burial was in Bowman
Rector Cemetery.
DECORATION
There will be a decoration at
the Kirk Payne Cemetery at
Shoal Hill Sunday. Decorating
will begin at 10 a.m. and ser
vices at 11 a.m.
Everyone is invited to at
tend.
Marines Promote
Michael Glenn
Marine Lance Corporal
Michel W. Glenn, whose wife,
Rebecca, is the daughter of
Hazel R. Hensley of Mars Hill,
has been promoted to his
present rank while serving
with the 2d Marine Division,
Marine Corps Base, Camp
Lejeune.
He joined the Marine Corps
in June, 1976.
CARDOFTHANKS
We wish to express our
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends and neighbors
for all floral pieces, cards,
food, prayers and words of
sympathy expressed to us
during the loss of our loved
one. Your kindness and
thoughtfulness will never be
forgotten. May God bless each
of you.
The Family of
OTTIE EDMONDS
Folk Festival
To Salute
Musicians
A folk festival honoring old
time mountain music and the
people who play it is scheduled
for Aug. 20 in the auditorium at
the Asheville Civic Center.
To be called the Byard Ray
Folk Festival, it is being
produced by Betty Sue
Johnson who was born in
Asheville and now has a cabin
at Shelton Laurel. Quentin
Ramsey, also from the Laurel
area, will be master of
ceremonies for the event.
Miss Johnson admits that
she may be a bit partial to
Madison County, but insists
that the rich musical heritage
of this county and the whole
Western North Carolina area
deserves to be honored. She
says she named the festival for
Byard Ray because,
"Musicians like Byard
deserve the credit for main
taining our musical tradition.
Think of the thousands of hours
he has spent playing the fid
dle."
Tolley Heads
Community
Organization
An organizational meeting
of the Hopewell-Walnut Gap
communities was held
recently and Charles R. Tolley
was elected as president.
Other officers are Mrs.
Jeannette Plemmons, vice
president ; Mrs. Edna Martin,
secretary; Mrs. Jeannette
Tweed, treasurer; Miss
Lucille Bullman, historian;
and Mrs. Elizabeth Baker,
reporter.
Mrs. Ruth Gregory of
Marshall, Western North
Carolina Development
Association board member,
has been asked to address the
group at its July meeting.
Sing Planned
To Benefit
Easter Seal
Ed Ball of Mars Hill will host
a benefit gospel sing at
Mountain Heritage High
School in Burnsville Saturday
night starting at 7:30.
It will be for the benefit of the
Blue Ridge Chapter of the
Easter Seal Society. Eveij. e
is urged to attend.
The groups taking part will
be the New Hope Quartet of
Robbinsville, the Liberty Hill
Choir from Spruce Pine, the
Primitive Quartet of Candler,
the Payne Family of Candler,
the Gethsemane Quartet of
Burnsville and others.
Admission is free. A free-will
offering will be taken for the
Easter Seal Society.
Berea Names 2
To Dean's List
Deborah Justice, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond G. Justice of Route
2, Hot Springs and Peggy
Denise Hoyle, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hoyle of
Route 6, Marshall, have been
named to the dean's honor list
at Berea College, Berea. Ky.,
for the term just completed. To
be eligible a student must
receive a grade of B or better
in all of four or more courses.
The Cumberland Gap is a
pass in the Cumberland Moun
tains along the Kentucky-Ten
nessee border. Daniel Boone is
supposed to have led pioneers
through the Cumberland Gap,
across Kentucky and into the
Ohio Valley.
STATEOF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF MADISON
NOTICE OF SALE
TAKE NOTICE THAT Edward B KriuM, Administrator, CTA of the Estate of Meet
Caldwell, deceased, will sell at Public Sale a 1974 FORO Truck, 1 ton. Model F 350, on July
25,1977, at 12:00 Noon, at the Pioneer Ford warehouse in Marshall, North Carolina. Thattfx
said truck will be available for inspection one hour prior to the time of sale at the sak
location, and that any prospective bidders may call the undersigned for further ir
formation. That the said property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, ant
ma* tne highest bidder will be required to deposit with the undersigned on the date of ttv
sale, 10% of the f irst Si,000.00, and S% of the amount in en cess of SI.000.00 This sale shall to
sub | act to the approval of the Clerk of Court, and that the highest bidder shall be required ti
pey the be lance In cash at time of delivery.
This mef thdey of July. 1077.
EDWARD S. KRAUSE
Administrator. CTA of
the Estate of Mack Caldwell
250-0220 days
Se9 4420 evenings
July 14,21 chg.
PUBLIC HEARING
SECONDARY ROADS
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM
In accordance wife m? Ganaral
Statutes. raprmantativM of ma Boor a of
Transportation will moot wife mo Boor a
of Commissioners of Madison Coufey and
All infer AO ltd citliens to discuss proposed
pions And propoools for m? secondary
roods construction program for Modison
County This mooting will b? At 7 30
o'clock Mon7 30 77 in m? Court Rooms t
tho Modison County Court House in
Marshall. N C
July 7.14. chg
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATEOF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
ADMINISTRATRIX
Hoving quoiifiod as Administratrix in
the estate of Chester Sheiton. Madison
County, N C., this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of said
Chester Sheiton, to present mem to me
Undersigned within six (4) months from
me date of me publication of mis notice or
same will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery All persons indebted to said
estate please make immediate payment
This 1?th day of June, 1977
GraceM Sheiton
Routel
Alexander. N C 21701
June23, 30. July 7,14 pd
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATEOF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix in me
estate of Cilia E Grindstaff Madison
County, N C , mis is to notify all persons
having claims against me estate of said
Cilia E Grindstaff. to present them to the
Undersigned within six (4) months from
the date of the publication of thisnoticeor
same will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery All persons indebted to said
estate please make immediate payment
This 8th da/of July, 1977
Eula I. Grindstaff
Route3 Box 239 A
Mars Hill, NC 28754
July 14,21,28. Aug 4pd
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATEOF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator in
the estate of Grace W. Buckner, Madison
County, N C., this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of said
Grace W. Buckner, to present mem to the
Undersigned within six (4) months from
the date of the publication of thisnoticeor
same will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate please make immediate payment.
Thisllthday of July, 1977
Tillery Buckner
Route 5
Marshall, N. C 28753
July 14,21,28, Aug 4 chg.
IN THE GENERAL COURT
OF JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION
STATEOF NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
CO ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Co Administrators
in me estate of Ervin James Barnwell,
Madison County, N. C., this is tonotifyall
persons having claims against the estate
of said Ervin James Barnwell, to present
mem to the Undersigned within six (6)
months from the date of the publication of
this notice or same will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate please make immediate
payment.
This 11 th day of July, 1977
EllaS. Barnwell
MarieWydra
Co-Administrators
HotSprings, N.C. 28743
17910 Wentworth Ave ,
Lansing, Illinois
July 14,21,28, Aug 4 pd
Greater Ivy
Flea Market
Planned
The flea market sponsored
by Greater Ivy Community
Association will open Saturday
at 9 a.m. in the tobacco bam
next to Beech Glen Baptist
Church near Greater Ivy
Community Center (old Beech
Glen School).
The market will be open for
the next three Saturdays.
Everyone is welcome.
If you have anything to
LannM it Uu tltA mnnlmt
uuiiaie uuug u uj luc maiiLci
on Saturday, leave at Maney's
store, or call Mrs. Roy Young,
689-4579.
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ITUNEEH FORD. INC. ?
Main Street
Marshall, N.C. '
Phone 649-3444 ?
A Good Place
To Buy A
New or Used
Car or Truck
2 R tu c
ATTENTION "The ArToch ,
Cemetery Trust Fund is now set
up and open at Northwestern
Bank on Marshall by pass All |
wishing to make contributions
may do so at bank 8/26tfn j
ROCK MASON: Will do veneering.
chimneys, retaining walls and 1
steps 20 years experience
Phone 622 7193 Mar31tfn
FOR SALE: 5-year-old horse.
gentle, broke to ride or work
with good saddle and harness
$45000 Call 704/622 7290 after
5 p.m. Jun30/Jul7/14chg
HELP WANTED: Act now - Be~a
Gateway Home Decorator in
your area No investment, no
delivery Excellent arrangement to
add to your family incme.
Opportunity for local manager
Phone 689 4466 7/14pd
FOR CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS.
walks, patios, basements. 30
years experience, free estimates,
call Trans Carolina Concrete
Company.254-7211 8 26tfn
HOME FOR SALE Mars HiiT
Approximately two miles from
the University. We are proud to
offer this quality all brick, three
bedroom, full bath home nestled
on two beautiful acres Home
features large living room with
fireplace, formal dining, country
kitchen with fireplace, full
basement, attached garage
Covered patio, fruit trees, grape
arbors, rich garden, and so
much more! Let us show you
today Price $49,900 Building
Lot ? Beautiful Woodhaven,
wooded, corner lot with views!
Water and electricity available
$5,500. After office hours call
Bob Hays 648-6186 or John
Carroll 648-7475.
J. D. Jackson
Gallery of Homes
REALTOR
Multiple Listing Service
258-2222
190 Merrimon Avenue
7/7,14chg.
POSITION: CHILD DEVELOP
MENT COORDINATOR.
Qualifications: Graduation from a
four year college or university,
preferably with a degree in child
development, early childhood, or
elementary eduction. Two years of
experience in working with young
children in a nursery school,
kindergarten, elementary school,
or a day care facility.
Administration and organizational
experience highly desireable.
Masters degree highly desireable.
Applications can be picked up at
the Auditor's Office or the Child
Development Office on Skyway
Drive in Marshall. 7/14,21chg.
WE 00 custom Out chafing, killing
live days a week We age beef lor
setter flavoring; quick frozen for
setter taste We wrap freeze it No
?oking necessary MODERN
slaughters, 3 miles north of
jreeneville on Baileyton Highway,
'hone 638 8945 Charles Carter,
iwner and operator 6 '3tfn
CARPENTRY WORK!' Every
thing in building Room
addition, paneling, roofing, pain
ting ?our speciality Work
guaranteed tor one year Call fnr
tree estimates at anytime Call
reimbursed1 STAR BUILDERS,
ksheville. N C 252 0989
July 22tfn
FOR SALE: 25" color TV Console
and 21" color TV Console. Both
have new picture tubes Also
several TV's all guaranteed 90
days parts and labor We install all
t ypes of TV antennas even as far as
2.000 feet from house Free
estimates Call McGEE'S Radio &
TV Service, Ph 649-2912 (Long
Branch Road) A/ Rtfn
WANTED: For rent, nice small
farm with at least 4-room
house; would like to rent with
option to buy ($25.000-$30.000
range). We are a responsible
Christian family with good local
references desiring to move back
to this area Write 105-D Spruce
Hill Lane Asheville, N C 28805
6/23tfn
FOR SALE: 26 acres Mtn. land
with view, trout stream and
good house $1000 00 per acre
Call 704 /622 7290 after 5 p m
6/23,30.7/7.14chg.
FOR SALE: WNC Mtn Land. 60
acres by owner with tobacco
allotment, timber, water, old two
story house and other out
buildings. $100000 per acre Call
704/622-7290 aft er5p.m
6/23.30,7/7.14chg
FOR SALE: 1 Super-A Farmall
Tractor and Cult Was $2295.00
(First $200000 buys); 1 100
Farmall and Cult. Was $2795
(First $2500.00 buys); 1-Row
Cultivators $85.00 and Up;
Mowers $125.00 and Up; Rakes
$175.00 and Up; 3 Point Hitch
Fert Spreaders $250.00 and Up;
6-Row Corn Sprayers $350.00;
Plows, Disk Harrows, Bailers,
Scraper Blakes. 1 New 24x20
Wheel Disk (Buy at our cost);
Also, 30 other Tractors and 150
pieces of new and used Equip
ment. Also, New and Used Tractor
and Implement Parks. Rambo
Tractor & Impl. Inc., Rt. 9 (Camp
Creek), Greeneville, Tenn.,
Phone:639-9412.
6/2330,7/7,14pd
NEED PAINTING? Inside and out.
including barns, mobile homes;
top coating washing aluminum
siding and guttering work. Call
REX SMITH, Route 7, Marshall, N.
C Phone 649-3255. Mar24tfn
CASH for 40 acres land, more or
less with wood, garden, prefer
hillside spring. With or without
improvements. No high mountain.
Give all details. Box 387.
Prestonsburg, Ky. 41653
7/1431pd.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS --
Carpentry, Painting. Room ..
Additions. Yard Maintananca
Hourly or by tha job Call Paul 649 1
2095 or Gary 689-4166 evanings. '?
All work guaranteed Oct28tfn ??
HELP WANTED: Knitters and v
knitter trainees tor night shift .
Apply BENTEX INDUSTRIES. '
Marshall, or call 649-2140
7/14chg
WANTED: For rent, nice small
?arm with at least 4 bedroom .
house: would like to rent with
option to buy (J25.000 S30.000
range) We are a responsible
Christian family with good local
references desiring to move back
to this area Write 105-D Spruce
Hill Lane. Asheville. N C 28805
6/23tfn
FOR SALE: Hay Baler, New
Holland; Like new $2,500 Used
only2 years Call 649-3020
7/14pd
FOR RENT: Apartment. 2
bedroom. on contract only tor
$7000 per month Located 1 mile
east of Mars Hill off Hwy 19-23
Call 689-4260 7/14.21pd
FOR SALE: 1976 Oakwood Mobile
Home. 2 bedroom, partially
furnished Take up payments of
$97 81 per month Call 649-2911
after 6 p.m. 7/14tfn
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BUREAU
Insurance
DIVIDENDS PAID
For the 11th consecutive year,
Farm Bureau Insurance is paying
a cash dividend on Fire, Home*
owners, Farmowners, Inland
Marine, Tobacco Floater, and
Special Multi-Peril insurance
policies. The 20% dividends
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Farm Bureau Insurance also
deviates 10% below state rates
on these Fire lines and 15%
below state rates on Auto
Physical Damage coverage.
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