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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
10
A notice thanks readers who pay promptly and explains new rules reflect appreciation for timely payments. It credits prompt payers with supporting business growth in peace times and invites all customers to participate in upcoming changes.
A cautions piece urges prompt payment of debts to keep credit desirable and avoid overdue balances. It notes negligent payers delay until forced by limits of finance and social status cannot excuse late payments. The article highlights “Pay Up Week” from November 1 to 8.
Whitewright residents urged to join Pay Up Week starting Saturday November 1 as banks and merchants back a nationwide effort to settle debts. The campaign, begun in 1916, seeks to boost prosperity by paying what is owed, with short term loans from bankers to aid debt clearance and support local traders.
Advertisement emphasizes prompt payment to maintain good credit and trusted access to merchant credit. It argues credit is a convenience and a sound business principle when not abused, urging readers that timely payments keep credit favorable and accounts open.
Directors warn that a portion of credit customers are lax in paying. They stress no exceptions and urge all customers to settle promptly, noting funds in banks cannot cover overdue bills and encouraging timely payments from everyone deemed able.
A concise plea urges citizens to aid the government by conserving labor and materials. It highlights door to door collectors, overdue statements, and unnecessary mail waste, stressing efficient use of resources for the Allies and the broader war effort.
A public notice urges residents to participate in National Pay Up Week from November 1 to 8. The campaign emphasizes the traveling dollar and benefiting rich and poor alike, calling it the best idea for the city in years.
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