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Birds of Nebraska: Newspaper Accounts, 1854-1923

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Ducks and Grouse in Western Nebraska.
Sweet, Ernest.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1907-11-17

Hunters After Jack Snipe. Ducks and Geese Go North, but the Scooters of the Sedge Come in Flocks.
Anonymous.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1903-04-12

Shooters After Wild Fowl. Open Water and the Spring Flight Brings Out the Gunners in Numerous Force.
Anonymous.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1903-03-15

No Sale of Fowl and Fish Now. Traffic in Game Shut off by Passage of Bill.
Anonymous.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1907-02-24

Hunters Flock to Fields. Many Omaha Gunners Go to Places Where Game is Good. Boats Run on River to Florence. Reports Show Chicken Shooting Still Good, Although Most of the Sportsmen are After Duck.
Anonymous.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1905-10-22

Dr. Whinnery's Collection Proves Him the Real "Bird Man."
Anonymous.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1911-09-10

Our Trip to Birdland.
Johnson, Frances.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1909-06-13

Birds on Our Street. Feathered Choristers Who Salute the Coming Day With Notes of Joy-Busy Hustlers Into Whose Lives the Noise of a Great City Brings No Terror-Omaha has a Great Variety of Them in Its Many Shade Trees.
Wood, Emily.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1910-05-08

House Urged to Pass Bill to Protect Birds.
Anonymous.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1913-01-26

Duck Season Nears an End. Time for Killing Ends in This State Next Saturday. Few Omaha Hunters are Out. Tornado Keeps Many at Home Who Otherwise Might Have Enjoyed Some Shooting on Nebraska Waters.
Sports Writer.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1913-03-30

"Eat, Drink and be Merry." The Second Annual Banquet of the Omaha Gun Club.
[O'Brien, E.A.].
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1886-10-24

Among the Birds and Bees. Three Romantic but Little Frequented Suburban Resorts. Where Omahans Can Rusticate. A Delightful Row up the Big Papillion River—A Day of Perfect Summer Quiet—Ruser's Park and Irvington.
Anonymous.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1889-07-21

The Birds of Nebraska. Driven From Home by the Pestilential English Sparrow. Their Songs Heard No More. Startling Increase of the Foreign Vagabonds - in Twenty-Four Years They Have Spread Over the Entire Country.
Griswold, Sandy.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1889-11-10

The Local Field of Sport. The Approaching Shooting Season and Its Prospects.
Anonymous [Sandy Griswold].
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1889-09-15

A Day's Magnificent Sport. A Beautiful Day, Plenty of Game, and a Great Bag. Chasing the Erratic Snipe.
Griswold, Sandy.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1889-04-28

[End of the Spring Shooting Season].
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1897-04-25

[Hunters Pursuits Afield].
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1897-10-10

[A Perfect Day Hunting Plover near Papillion].
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1897-07-18

[Pot Hunters and Bird Protection].
Simpson, P.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1897-01-10

[Protection of Game Birds].
Samaba.
Omaha Sunday Bee. 1897-02-14

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