Thanksgiving Edition next week

November 16, 2023

We will be publishing our annual Thanksgiving Edition next week complete with How to Cook a Turkey, What Would You Eat to Save the Turkey and more from Snyder Public School students plus advertisements from area residents and businesses sponsoring the special edition.

If you, your business, church, or other organization would like to send your Thanksgiving wishes to the community, which also helps support the extra pages mentioned above, just call/text 569-2684, or e-mail ads@kiowacountydemocrat.com no later than Monday, November 20 at 10 a.m.

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