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Feb. 7, 1931
HARTINGTON —Paving on the eastern end of Highway 20 is expected to begin this spring and is expected to reach Cedar County in the next five years.
Feb. 5, 1936
HARTINGTON - Fire, started by defective electrical wiring beneath the stage, completely destroyed the contents of the Laurel theatre late Monday afternoon.
Feb. 5, 1936
HARTINGTON -Three new candidates, Robert McKeeman, Bernard Constable and Lawrence Nelson, jr., were initiated into the Hartington Boy Scout troop at its weekly meeting Tuesday.
Feb. 5, 1936
HARTINGTON - A. F. Herfkens, one of the enterprising young farmers near Wynot, has returned from Kansas City, Mo., where he completed his usual course of training as an auctioneer in the American Auction College, the third from the head of his class of 30.
Feb. 13, 1936
HARTINGTON — Old age assistance will be furnished to residents of Cedar County to the sum of $36,559.98 and matched with Federal funds for 18 months.
Office of Old Age Assistance was established at the courthouse, with director Miss Anna Olson, assisted by Miss Dorothy Lammers.
Last week County Treasurer Louis G. Riibe, Deputy County Clerk Dwyer and County Director Miss Anna Olson attended instruction in Lincoln to receive complete instructions
Feb. 6, 1941
HARTINGTON — Your Bakery, owned by Adolph Heimes, planned an open house and lunch to give customers a chance to inspect the New Century oven installed at the local bakery.
Feb. 6, 1941
HARTINGTON — Ferdinand Wortmann was elected president of the Bow Valley Park Association during their recent meeting.
