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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1918
Page
7
Vernon residents learn night message service changes effective January 1. Western Union balances night message rates with day rates, maintaining popularity of night letters while applying new counting and code language rules.
An old ad touts an electric heater as a real success from Herring Bennett offering a claimed six cents per hour running cost. The brief notice frames it as a bargain in a dated ad.
Mrs. William Sunday appeals to Texas women to join a December drive collecting War Savings Stamp pledges. She says the effort will speed home tickets for the boys and urges every Texas woman to volunteer time to ensure all pledges are paid by Christmas. The appeal notes the war has been won and emphasizes duty to invest in government savings stamps.
The Government issues official proclamation calling for payment of War Savings Stamp Pledges. The last day of grace is December 31.
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