26 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
1
A dated financial pitch urges readers to invest through a bank, arguing that wealth comes from money earning more money. It highlights savings, prudent behavior, and placing funds in a reliable bank to earn interest on time deposits.
The Herald announces a Christmas week休 pause in regular editorial work to publish only advertising and legal notices. Readers are assured the article content will return after the holidays with a refreshed print run and renewed effort for the new year.
A Herald club offer promotes World of Chicago at half price for subscribers who pay in advance for both Herald and Woman's World. The note explains government cash-in-advance rules, duty to cut delinquent subscribers, and wartime justification. It cites War Industries Board restrictions and outlines pricing, renewal, and delivery details with emphasis on prepaid subscriptions.
A wartime public message urges every citizen to invest what they can in War Savings Stamps to support returning soldiers and the state. It contrasts those who contributed with those who did not, stressing duty and honor through thrift and sacrifice.
The document lists officers and roles for a local chapter. Chairman Miss Maude 0. Thomas Vice-Chairman Mrs O H Cafky Secretary Mrs E L Fickel Mrs Mary R Leonard Extension Mrs O H Cafky Alan Mrs F Tracy Finance O H Cafky Publicity Miss Jessie Keith Women's Work Mise Erma Crab- Sivitian Relef John A Spohn Nursing Service Mrs Elizal mus sealer Red Cross Mrs W T Military ee J 1 Corbett Conservation Mrs Annie L Jones
A quote from Roach ridicules banks while noting the impracticality of travel to cash pension checks. The piece suggests using a local bank to avoid long trips for money and emphasizes no charges for cashing checks.
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