What do you get when you combine good food, family, friends, laughter, music and entertainment? A pleasant old-fashioned Sunday feast! That’s exactly what Sarah Erlach, who grew up in Jackson, Nebraska, in the late 1800s recalled. “This town used to be pretty big. We used to have horse racing and everything on Sunday. My father always had one horse in the races; just home people, no outsiders in the race; ran only for pleasure, not for money ... the Indians used to come up from the agency


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