Makin’s Specials At OPS Store For Tuesday and Wednesday
OPS Store promotes fresh fruits and vegetables with Tuesday and Wednesday specials. Sweet oranges, Winesap apples, head lettuce, and sweet potatoes priced for value.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1941
Page
9
OPS Store promotes fresh fruits and vegetables with Tuesday and Wednesday specials. Sweet oranges, Winesap apples, head lettuce, and sweet potatoes priced for value.
An analysis on Japan's leadership structure during World War II explains emperor Hirohito and premier Tojo as largely figureheads. Imperial headquarters wields real control, with chiefs of staff Sugiyama and Nagano guiding military policy and a cadre of senior viceroys and admirals shaping strategy for total war.
Cedric Adams urges Twin Cities and towns to honor soldiers sailors marines and coast guardsmen on furlough by providing entertainment and activities free for any service member in uniform. He imagines a community driven effort with slogans like This One On Us Bud for their holiday visit home.
South Dakota completes first full year of ADC aid to dependent children. 4617 children in 1931 cases benefited from federal state funds replacing mothers pensions. Jones County still paid mothers pensions, totaling $45 for three children, above the state average of $12. Social workers report stability with leveling cases and no major payment changes.
Troquois schools dismissed for Christmas vacation with teachers listed. Supt. Glenn B. Shaw and family at Hitchcock, Paul Stowell at Pukwana, Macel Eggleston at Wessington, Alphia Hiavac at Utica, Margaret Gilmore at Mitchell, Ruth Streeter at Lake Preston, Gwen Palmer at Armour. Classes resume Jan. 5.
The fourth in a five part series explains deductions for union dues employment agency fees entertainment expenses for sales staff and executives automobile costs when a car is owned and used for business and other necessary out of pocket items including tools supplies trade society memberships and uniforms.
The text outlines which consumer taxes are deductible and which are not. It lists federal income taxes and excise taxes as non deductible, while allowing deductions for losses from theft or certain casualties. Insurance coverage limits the deductible loss to the uninsured portion.
The text outlines which uniforms and gear are deductible for certain professions and which are not. It covers uniforms for hockey players and firefighters, deductibility limits for charitable contributions, and deductions for interest and various taxes, including state income and sales taxes, with notes on who may claim them and when joint filing matters.
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