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Birds of Nebraska: Newspaper Accounts, 1854-1923

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The Upper Loupe. Details of a Scout up the Loupe of Company N, 2d Cavalry.
C.E.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1872-11-06

The Annual Hunt. Captain Homan's Party Victorious - The Count of Yesterday - Incidents of the Hunt.
Editor.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1871-11-08

Our Game Birds. An Off-hand Address by the President of the State Sportsmen's Association.
Morton, J. Sterling.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1879-05-23

August Sport. How the Prairie Chickens Feathers Fly this Month. Birds Rising and Asking to be Shot for the Fun of the Thing - Exploits of the Workingmen's Club Delegation - Private Scores Reported at Headquarters.
Omaha Herald, Staff Writer.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1881-08-26

Dying Birds. They Have Frozen, Strayed, or Flown Away. Suffering Among the Feathered Tribes, Which is Said to Have Been Unprecedented - The Cold Less Fatal Than the Famine.
Editor.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1881-02-18

Birds Bagged. The Annual Hunt of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club. A Vigorous Blazing Away That Brought Down the Game.
Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1880-04-02

The Coming Carnival of Bird-Murder in Omaha. Also: To Whom It May Concern - The Bird Murdering Festival.
Editor.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1882-05-19

The Departed Prairie Chicken - The Quail.
White, "Bob" [pseud.].
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1882-03-31

Horse-shoe Lake. Transforming It Into a Pleasure Resort. Drives, Trees and Boats Along its Banks.
Association, Omaha Fish and Game Protective.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1880-05-21

The Hunters' Feast. A Royal Lay-Out for the Sportsmen and Their Friends. Snipe and Stories Charmingly Combined.
Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1880-11-05

The Sporting Tournament at Nebraska City and Bird-Murder.
Globe, Lincoln.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1880-05-07

Winged Game. The Splendid Sport it Affords on Nebraska Waters. A Roving Hunter Tries It and Gives His Opinion.
Tucker, S.A. and J.W. Petty.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1880-11-12

Flock of Bald Eagles. A Bunch of Fifty of These National Birds Seen Near Walker's Island.
Maber, Nick.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1883-04-06

Spring Sport. Changes of the Flight of Ducks This Season. The Fun of "Cornfield" Shooting Along the Platte - Decoys Much in Use to Draw the Innocent Birds Into Range - The Shooting at its Height.
Sportsmen commentators.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1883-03-30

Don't Kill the Birds. The Sportsmen Agree not to Kill the Quail.
Anonymous.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1877-02-09

English Sparrows. Vigorous Defense of Insect Killing Birds by "John Bull."
Bull, John.
Omaha Weekly Herald. 1877-05-18