Union Pacific probably starting publishing these little (about 5-2/3″ by 7-1/2″) desk calendars in the late 1940s and continued at least through the mid-1950s. This particular card urges people to “stay in hotels,” possibly because hotels were associated with train travel while motels were associated with auto travel.

Click image to download a 409-KB PDF of this desk calendar.

While this is the only desk calendar in my collection, below is one from 1949 in which the months are arranged around a tiny map of the Union Pacific system.

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Here is one from 1952 that uses the same basic format.

Here is an unusual version showing July 1953 through June 1954 that uses the “stay in hotels” format.