CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - TOUGH GOING
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Wynot Tribune - April 3, 1952

TOUGH GOING

Wynot - Various modes of travel are of necessity used these days of 
terrible road conditions in order to get into town after groceries and 
to bring children to school. Some of the few seen besides cars are 
horseback riders, tractors with two or three people standing anywhere 
they can stand, tractors with a box fitted on behind to carry passengers, 
a team and wagon and in some cases it takes two teams to one wagon to 
get out of the farm. The top buggy so fashionable some years ago is 
right in style again and the hitching post on a side street in Wynot 
are very handy things to have around these days.  The Bow Creek was 
running over the road by the Schroder place west of town Saturday 
afternoon and Sunday morning.