Added by: t. garlow

John E. Ware, who was down from Hershey Saturday, says that the returns from sugar beets are very satisfactory, the greater part of those so far shipped testing a percentage that gives the grower over five dollars per ton. The tonnage per acre varies, ten tons being about the average the section over.
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from ‘The North Platte Semi-Weekly Tribune’ North Platte, Neb. Oct. 26, 1909.
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John E. Ware, a well known resident of the Hershey section and Miss Mabel Eshleman an equally popular young lady of the same place, will be united in marriage tomorrow.
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from ‘The North Platte Semi-Weekly Tribune’ Feb. 22, 1910.
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John Ware has purchased the Olaf Hedlund 80-acre farm two miles north-west of Hershey for $10,000, or $125 per acre. The land is under irrigation and has fair improvements.
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from ‘The North Platte Semi-Weekly Tribune’ Sept. 12, 1913.
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John Ware who purchased the Hedlund farm less than two years ago, has refused an offer of $25 advance per acre over the purchase price…
The Linstrom Bros.’ sale yesterday was attended by a large crowd and everything sold for good prices. Cattle sold exceptionally high, one milk cow bringing $100.50.–Hershey Times
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from ‘The North Platte Semi-Weekly Tribune’ Jan. 22, 1915.
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WWI Registration Card
name: John Elmer Ware
home address: Hershey Nebraska
date of birth: Sept 15, 1886
born: Hershey, Neb, USA
occupation: Farmer
employer: Self
where employed: Hershey
married or single: married
height: Tall
build: Medium
eye color: Blue
date: June 5, 1917
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Burial:
North Platte Cemetery
North Platte
Lincoln County
Nebraska, USA