CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - VISITORS GET SHOCK ON ARRIVAL SUNDAY
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CEDAR COUNTY NEWS - SEPTEMBER 4, 1930

Visitors Get Shock On Arrival Sunday

Expecting to find Nebraska all burned up, and instead finding plenty 
of green things growing gave Mrs. Clara Marsh and son, Dr. Ralph Marsh, 
of Mukwanago, Wis. quite a shock when they arrived here last Sunday 
evening to visit with Mrs. Marsh's son, O.C. Marsh and family southwest 
of Hartington.  Dr. Marsh says that folks had told him there was 
nothing left in Nebraska after the drought, but that instead he finds 
things here in better shape than they are at his home.