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Reflux Causes Many Problems

Reflux Causes Many Problems

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Reflux Causes Many Problems

Dr. Kent Niss
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
We like to think of the gut as a one-way street, but all too often it isn’t. One of the most common, but frequently overlooked, causes of a wide variety of symptoms is reflux-the seepage of acid and food from the stomach back into the esophagus or even into the throat and mouth.

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News Staff
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
10 years ago Nov. 22, 2012 An inspirational Evening of Music featuring area musicians will begin at 7 o’clock Sunday, November 25 at the Methodist Church in Pawnee City with the half hour concert of Christmas music by the Southeast Nebraska Community Band.

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FAIRGROUNDS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT - PHASE 2

News Staff
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
Due to the generosity of several individuals, community groups and businesses, the Pawnee County Agricultural Society was able to replace two buildings at the Pawnee County Fairgrounds this past year.

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Business Hours

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Wednesday, November 23, 2022
The Pawnee Republican will be closed on both on Friday and Thursday for Thanksgiving. Deadlines will remain the same and our emails will still be monitored. Have a safe and Happy Thanksgiving!

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Deer Season Numbers

News Staff
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
As deer season has wrapped up the total count for deer checked in at Den’s is 556. Deer totals at the Brown Jug was close to 500.
Photos submitted by Anne Veleba The guest speaker for the day was Ret. Major General Charles 'Jim' Barr from the US Army. In the background you can see tables set up for the luncheon that was prepared by Karen Blank and the kitchen staff and was served by Student Council members. Displayed on the easels are posters created by Mrs. Pierce's fifth grade class, paying tribute to friends and family members who have served in various branches of the military.

Photos submitted by Anne Veleba The guest speaker for the day was Ret. Major General Charles 'Jim' Barr from the US Army. In the background you can see tables set up for the luncheon that was prepared by Karen Blank and the kitchen staff and was served by Student Council members. Displayed on the easels are posters created by Mrs. Pierce's fifth grade class, paying tribute to friends and family members who have served in various branches of the military.

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Veteran’s Day 2022

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Wednesday, November 23, 2022
The guest speaker for the day was Ret. Major General Charles "Jim" Barr from the US Army. In the background you can see tables set up for the luncheon that was prepared by Karen Blank and the kitchen staff and was served by Student Council members. Displayed on the easels are posters created by Mrs.
CLASS D6 STATE FOOOTBALL RUNNER-UP –

CLASS D6 STATE FOOOTBALL RUNNER-UP –

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CLASS D6 STATE FOOOTBALL RUNNER-UP –

News Staff
Wednesday, November 23, 2022
Members of the 2022 Pawnee City Class D6 State Champion RunnerUp team are front, from left: Aiden Petersen, s.m., Joseph Marteney, Andy Maloley, Hunter Johnson, Paxton Binder, s.m., and Drew Menninga (video). Second row: Asst.
Photo Submitted by Elaine Mullins “Let’s do lunch” was provided by the Women of the DuBois Methodist Church. It was a fundraiser for the church. We served barbequed meatballs, baked potatoes, green beans, bread, and a large assortment of desserts. It provided a noon meal and a chance to enjoy our neighbors.

Photo Submitted by Elaine Mullins “Let’s do lunch” was provided by the Women of the DuBois Methodist Church. It was a fundraiser for the church. We served barbequed meatballs, baked potatoes, green beans, bread, and a large assortment of desserts. It provided a noon meal and a chance to enjoy our neighbors.

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“Let’s do lunch” was provided by the Women of the DuBois Methodist Church

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Wednesday, November 16, 2022
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