CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - wYNOT PARK TO OPEN SOON
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WYNOT TRIBUNE MAY 23, 1918

WILL OPEN FINE PARK
LOUIS HOESE IS BUILDING ONE NEAR WYNOT TO BE OPENED SOON

The finest park in northeast Nebraska is the aim of Louis Hoese who 
has a big gang of men at work at the mouth of the bow, putting the 
finishing touches to one of the largest inclosed screened dance 
pavilions in this part of the state. The dance floor is 30' by 60 feet. 
A big merry-go-round has been installed and a number of cottages will 
be erected for rent to campers.

The site is ideal as there are ample facilities for boating, bathing 
and fishing. There is ample shade and the finest blue grass in the 
county. The picnic grounds will be free at all times to the public and 
arrangements have already been made to hold a number of these events 
there.

Mr. Hoese will personally supervise the dances.

The park will afford an unusual opportunity for enjoyment for residents 
of the county and will no doubt attract many from a distance.




<NOTE:  This would be the beginning of Homewood Park>


NOTE:  THE WYNOT TRIBUNE CEASED OPERATIONS IN THE LATE 1930s.