Gordon Nebraska A Saga of Public Life and Church Ties
Caroline Sandoz Pifer portrays Gordon a Nebraska town founded 1684 near Antelope Creek with Dakota and European heritage. It features thirteen churches two thousand residents strong Catholic revival, a lumber schoolhouse, a native hospital and villas. The town hosts clubs lodges and concerts and celebrates civic events like the Indian Congress and district gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R
Thorsens
Pine Ridge Agency
Wounded Knee
Niobrara
Ilinois
Scamahorn
Gordon
Pine Ridge
Kitty Hyde
Prestidious Music
Mills
American Legion
Methodist Church
Gordon Journal Shapes Town Like Loving Parent
The Gordon Journal, led by editor Reva Evans, has long dominated Gordon Nebraska, guiding progress and smoothing shortages as the town grew under local press influence. Grant Shumway predicted Gordon could become a regional metropolis, a view echoed in this portrait of its influential paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Pfieffer
Gordon
Barrows Hardward
Moss
Oil the Company
Gorden Flour Mill
Jules
Gordon Journal
Reva Evans
Cherry County
Grant Shumway
Nebraska
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