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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
5
Forms for filing returns of income for 1940 have been sent to those who filed last year. Failure to receive a form does not relieve a taxpayer of the obligation to file on time. If the return is calendar-year, the due date is March 15. Forms may be obtained upon request from offices of collectors and deputy collectors of internal revenue.
Sanborn County Corn and Grain Show at Letcher February 13 and 14 features a women’s pie contest with pies made from pure lard and a first prize of three dollars plus a chance to represent the county at a district pie contest. Miss Susan Z Wilder will demonstrate lard use and meat products. The article also includes income tax details for 1940 with Form 1040 guidance and due dates, noting March 15, 1941 as the filing deadline and four installment payment dates.
Mrs. A. J. Berrien hosted a birthday gathering last Monday evening in Harrold to celebrate her husband’s 53rd birthday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ogle, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Pyncheon, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Endres, Mr. and Mrs. William Bohning, and Anton Kramer.
Bermuda law requires annual limewashing of all house roofs to protect drinking water captured in covered tanks. The notice appears amid a late evening SD-ENDS TONIGHT double feature program.
Neighborhood notes report Sunday guests at multiple homes including the Finley and Patrick households, while Hageman returned from four months in Huron. Lane WSCS hosts a silver tea, and Rhein communities share visits from Fargo to Wolsey. Several locals face health and travel updates, with Legion and school-rooted events noted.
The article surveys Anglo American cooperation across eight major conflicts from King William's War to World War II. It notes shared struggles against Spain, France, Napoleon, and the Nazi regime, arguing that despite past quarrels they have united against common European powers in North Atlantic history.
The speaker reflects on unity among North Atlantic peoples facing external threats. He argues shared survival requires both Britain and the United States to remain strong and independent, noting that long history shows profits when this truth is embraced and suffering when it is neglected.
The author argues over centuries that Britain and North America form a single security system. Britain is the first line of defense and the United States the final citadel against any who invade the ocean joining the English speaking homelands. The testimony of history shows waning and awakening alignments, from Napoleon to 1941, confirming the North Atlantic bond.
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