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About Prairie Chicken Trapping.
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1894-12-22
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W. R. H.
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Nebraska's Abundant Game.
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1893-11-18
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Hubbard, C.P.
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An Abused Family (Sparrows).
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1915-06-27
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Adder's Tongue or Dog's Tooth Violet?
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1923-04-29
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Adios of the Birds in Golden Autumn Time. Secrets of the Autumn Lore - When Our Summer Residents Leave - Silent September and Painted October - Bird-Life Cycles.
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1898-11-20
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Griswold, Sandy.
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After Chickens in Waning Summer.
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1894-08-05
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Griswold, Sandy.
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After Plover in the Pastures
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1904-08-28
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Case Against Long-Ear (Pellet Study).
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1919-04-06
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Alaska Robin.
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1923-04-29
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Alas for the Meadowlark.
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1903-07-30
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Anonymous.
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The Almighty's Outdoors.
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1921-02-06
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The American Skylark Nesting (Horned Lark of West Omaha Fields).
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1918-03-17
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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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.
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1889-07-21
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Anonymous.
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Among the Gunners.
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1893-04-16
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Among the Missing (Spring Birds Yet to Arrive).
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1917-05-06
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Among the Sandhills of N.W. Nebraska.
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Trostler, Isador S.
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Midwinter's Breezy Sport. Among the Geese and Ducks on the Lugenbeel Marshes.
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1892-01-17
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Among the Wild Fowl.
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1890-03-30
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Sporting Editor (Sandy Griswold).
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Annual Fall Hunt. Of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club. Who Were Out and Where they Hunted - Count of the Game.
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1881-10-22
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Editor.
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The Annual Hunt. Captain Homan's Party Victorious - The Count of Yesterday - Incidents of the Hunt.
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1871-11-08
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Editor.
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The Annual Hunt. The Omaha Gun Club Members Kill an Enormous Amount of Game.
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1885-10-29
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Editor.
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(Annual October Hunt of Omaha Gun Club. Count for Game and Birds of Prey).
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1893-10-29
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Editor.
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Annual Slaughter of the Chicks.
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1891-08-02
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Sporting Editor (Sandy Griswold).
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(Annual Spring Wild Fowl Shoot at Stilwell's Ranch).
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1903-04-12
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Another First Robin.
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1921-01-09
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Another View of the Game Law. A Commission Merchant Gives his Ideas on the Subject.
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1876-01-07
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Merchant, Commission.
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Another Welcome Arrival (Tree Sparrow).
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1917-10-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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An Appeal for the Birds.
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1877-02-03
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Herald editor.
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Approach of the Sportsman's Idyl.
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1893-09-03
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Griswold, Sandy.
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(April Days Outdoors).
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1899-04-09
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Griswold, Sandy.
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In the Days of April the Wild Goose Flys On.
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1920-04-11
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Griswold, Sandy.
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From the Arctic Circle (Winter Birds).
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1921-10-16
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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An Artful Architect (Eastern Wood-Pewee).
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1915-07-18
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Artificial Activity (Beautify Parks).
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1917-01-14
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Audubon's Birthday Will be Observed in Schools.
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1918-04-25
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Anonymous.
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The Audubon Society.
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1919-09-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(August Days Bird Notes - Plover Hunting West of Omaha).
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1899-08-06
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Griswold, Sandy.
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An August Display.
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1921-08-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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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.
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1881-08-26
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Omaha Herald, Staff Writer.
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The Autumnal Bag. Game Brought in From the Fall Hunt. The Sides of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club and Their Scores.
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1880-10-29
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Herald writer.
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(Poem on Autumn Waterfowl Hunt near Pawlet).
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1896-03-01
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Madison, Peter.
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Autumn Days in the Sandhills Where Waterfowl and Grouse Abound. Leaping Lightly Over the Centuries, the Hunt Still Goes On - From Herodotus to Charlie Metz and the Splendors of Assyria to Those of Our Own Sandhills.
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1920-11-21
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Griswold, Sandy.
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(Autumn Teal Shooting at Fairmont).
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1903-09-20
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Fine Fall Spoils Shooting. Weather Too Good for the Men Behind the Hammerless. No Big Flight Now Likely. Birds Doing Well Up North, and Only Straggling Movements to Southern Winter Quarters Looked For.
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1912-10-27
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Sports Writer.
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The Autumn Tribute.
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1923-10-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Bagging Their Birds. The Splendid Scores Made in the Field in the Fall Hunt.
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1881-10-22
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Herald writer.
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Barn Owl Evidence.
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1922-02-05
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Barren Waste in Winter, Flower Colors in June).
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1900-01-07
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Beautiful Scenery Near Omaha.
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1920-11-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Beautiful Study of Ornithology and Color of Bird Plumage).
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1900-09-16
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Yellowhammer.
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1919-06-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Before the Shades of Fall Summer Days Go Flying. The Bobolink Has Not Only Lost His Pied Coat but His Merry Lilt of Melody. While the Sportsman's Heart Beats in Unison With Outdoor Sights and Sounds.
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1907-08-11
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Griswold, Sandy.
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In the Beginning, God -
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1923-04-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Beginning of a Romance (Goldfinch).
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1923-07-15
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Belated Matrimony (Goldfinch).
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1917-07-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Belling the Cat.
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1922-06-25
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Beloved May Days - A River Road Drive a Charming Adventure).
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1918-05-05
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Besotted Robin.
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1920-07-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Betwixt and Between (Bird Movements).
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1920-09-12
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Big Bags. Omaha Sportsmen Make a Heavy Slaughter of Ducks.
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1883-03-27
|
Anonymous.
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Baths for the Birds.
|
1916-06-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Bird Bath.
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1919-06-22
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Bird Bill Re-committed. It Will Probably be Defeated by Delays.
|
1877-02-02
|
Herald editor.
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The Bird Bug (Audubon Society and Bird Study).
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1918-01-27
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Bird Census.
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1915-02-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Bird Day for Nebraska.
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1899-01-15
|
World-Herald Editor.
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Bird Doldrums.
|
1922-02-19
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Bird Fatality Along Nebraska Railroads.
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1895-04-01
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Barbour, Edwin H.
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The Bird Fauna of the Salt Basin, near Lincoln.
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1899-12-30
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Hunter, J.S.
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Bird Hunting by Ear.
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1915-08-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Birdland Preparedness (Crested Flycatcher).
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1916-06-25
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A Hush in Birdland.
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1922-09-17
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Bird Laws.
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1922-09-10
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Bird Life As Asset of a City, Told Realty. Dr. Towne Says Birds and Trees Live Side by Side and Scores Their Enemies. Will Not Condemn Squirrel. Cats and Boys With Slingshots Birds' Enemies.
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1915-04-18
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Towne, Solon R.
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Birds of the Air.
|
1921-08-14
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A New Bird Generation.
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1921-07-31
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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What the Birds Know.
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1916-05-14
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Birdlore Comedy.
|
1915-07-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A Bird Lover's Problem (Identification of Vireos).
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1918-05-26
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Bird Nest Study.
|
1916-03-12
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Bird Notes Hard to Imitate; Nothing in Musical Art Quite Resembles Sounds of Nature.
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1922-02-12
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Birds About Broken Bow.
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1922-11-26
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Morgan, Frances C.
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Bird Sanctuaries in Omaha's Cemeteries. Three Companies Promise State Audubons to Help Protect Songsters in Future. Bird Lovers Meet at Library and Lay Plans - Works of Audubon Discussed.
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1916-01-23
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Anonymous.
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What a Bird Sanctuary Does for Human Family.
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1916-06-04
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Shannon, Elizabeth Poppleton.
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Birds Bagged. The Annual Hunt of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club. A Vigorous Blazing Away That Brought Down the Game.
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1880-04-02
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Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
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The Birds of Childs' Point Region.
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Shoemaker, Frank H.
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The Birds' Christmas Tree.
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1916-12-24
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Birds and Dollars.
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1915-11-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Bird Season at Its Height.
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1919-05-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Birds.
|
1875-06-02
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Editorial.
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Birds Found in Woods Near Omaha are Interesting. The Hunting of Warblers With Notebook and Field Glass Becoming a Fad and Leads to Delightful Revelations-Partial List of Beauties that Visit this Section Given by One Who Knows - Sign of Songsters…
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1915-08-29
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Greenleaf, Miles.
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The Birds and the Heat.
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1916-07-30
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Birds' Larder.
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1916-09-10
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Our Birds and the H.C.L. (Perilous Times and Birdlife Protection).
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1917-01-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Birds Nearly All Here; Early Wild Flowers Open.
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1923-05-13
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Griswold, Sandy.
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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.
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1889-11-10
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Birds O' Night.
|
1915-08-15
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A Day With the Birds on the Old River Road.
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1920-06-13
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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The Birds of Omaha. A List of the Species Observed In and About the City of Omaha.
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Anonymous.
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Bird Songs Imitated Cleverly by Mrs. Button.
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1918-05-11
|
Anonymous.
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The Birds' Prophecy (Winter Birds).
|
1919-11-30
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Birds are Returning to Their Turner Park Home.
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1922-04-30
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Nebraska Birds Are Right There as Architects. From Humming Bird With His Beautiful Lichen-covered Tree Home of Down and Spider Webs to Bigger Structures. But Some of Them Are Too Lazy to Build Any Kind of Dwelling, Laying Eggs on the Ground.
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1912-09-01
|
Anonymous.
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Birds Up the River Road.
|
1911-06-25
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Vireo.
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Birds Are More Sociable When Weather Grows Cold.
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1922-10-08
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Birds That Fly in the Spring. Passing Feather Flights. The Jack Snipe and His Haunts.
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1893-04-09
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Griswold, Sandy.
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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.
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1910-05-08
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Wood, Emily.
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The Birds' Thanksgiving.
|
1922-11-26
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Are Birds Weather Prophets.
|
1919-02-02
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Birds Welcome First Bright Day With Song.
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1923-07-01
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Dead Birds.
|
1920-06-27
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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This Is Bird-Tide (Spring Migration).
|
1919-05-04
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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What is the Bird-Truth (Bluebirds and Purple Martins)?
|
1923-06-17
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Bird Wisdom.
|
1921-12-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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In the Blind at Eventide Waiting for the Flight. A Graphic Picture of Wild Fowl Shooting in the Marshes of the Sandhills.
|
1906-10-14
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Blonde and Brunette (Gray and Red Screech-Owls).
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1923-01-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Blown From the Rockies.
|
1919-01-12
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Bluebird on the Loup.
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1918-02-17
|
H.E.L.
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The Blue Jay.
|
1890-02-01
|
Hershey, H.E.
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Blue Jay—the Profane.
|
1916-02-27
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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A White Rattlesnake.
|
1893-10-14
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Phillips, W.S. (El Comancho).
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Bohemian Waxwings.
|
1921-11-20
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Bountiful Corn.
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1920-11-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Breeding Places for Birds.
|
1916-10-29
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Notes on the Breeding of the Prothonotary Warbler.
|
1901-10-01
|
Carriker, M.A., Jr.
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The Bridge Builder (Phoebe).
|
1920-03-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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It Is Brighter Outdoors!
|
1918-11-17
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Bright Outlook for the Prairie Chicken Crop).
|
1898-06-26
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Bringing Down the Jacksnipe in the Pastures of Nebraska.
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1904-07-31
|
Griswold, Sandy G.V.
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In the Broad and Alluring Fields of Nebraska With the Upland Plover.
|
1904-07-10
|
Griswold, S.G.V.
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The Bronzed Grackle Mob.
|
1921-10-02
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Bronzed Grackle.
|
1892-01-01
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Bonwell, J.R.—Aix Sponsa.
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Brown Thrasher (and Thrush Arrival).
|
1916-04-30
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Brown Thrasher.
|
1920-05-30
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Laurence Bruner. An Interesting Visit to the Young Naturalist.
|
1879-07-30
|
X.
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The Burrowing Owl.
|
1890-09-01
|
S. & G.
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Birds Busy Courting and Homebuilding These Days.
|
1922-04-02
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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How It Came About that so Many English Sparrows are Swarming in Omaha These Days.
|
1878-01-25
|
Editor.
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Camouflage in Birdland (Fox Sparrow Color Scheme).
|
1917-11-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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(Canvasback Grounds and the Changing Sand Hills.)
|
1902-04-13
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Capture and Captivity of the Great Horned Owls.
|
1899-01-01
|
Carriker, M.A., Jr.
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The Carolina Parakeet near Brownville on a Missouri River Island
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1902-12-01
|
Furnas, Robert W.
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The Tree Carpenters.
|
1921-11-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A Catalogue of Nebraska Birds Arranged According to the Check List of the American Ornithological Union.
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1888-01-01
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Taylor, W. Edgar.
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The Cathedral Bird.
|
1923-07-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Bird Notes From St. Catherine Hospital). Likes the Bluejay Best. A Pathetic Little Story.
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1916-11-26
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Cats and Birds.
|
1918-06-02
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Don't Use Caustic Potash!
|
1899-05-01
|
Trostler, Isador S.
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Cerulean (Warblers).
|
1918-05-12
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Challenging Dan Beard (Long-eared Owl).
|
1918-12-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Changes in Nebraska.
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1892-12-29
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Allison, T.S.
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Charlie Said So. A Duck Story Related Confidentially by Rob Patrick.
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1894-04-01
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Patrick, Rob.
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In Charlie's Mind's Eye.
|
1893-07-02
|
C. J. B.
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(Charm of the Pinnated Grouse).
|
1899-08-27
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Cheap Papa (Robin)!
|
1922-03-19
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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What Cheer In a Cemetery Where Birds Find Paradise.
|
1916-05-21
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Greenleaf, Miles.
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Cheerful Cemeteries.
|
1922-03-26
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Cheerful Dick (Dickcissel).
|
1923-05-27
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Cheerful Flicker.
|
1918-02-03
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Cheerful Mourning.
|
1922-05-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Cheerily! Cheerily! Cheer Up! (Robin Ballad).
|
1917-03-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Cherink! Cherink (Towhee)!
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1922-04-02
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Cherry Pits in the Bath.
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1917-07-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Cherry Thoughts - Birdlover!
|
1922-01-29
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
The Chickadee.
|
1922-01-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Chickadee (Parus atricapillus) in Eastern Nebraska.
|
1900-05-01
|
Carriker, M.A., Jr.
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A Chickadee at Elmwood Appreciates a Convenient Larder.
|
1917-02-11
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Anonymous: Miles Greenleaf and Billy Marsh.
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For the Chickadees.
|
1912-12-22
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The Physician.
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Chicken Covies. Which Omaha Hunters Will Score Up To-day in Nebraska. Where Different Parties Went - The Big Crowd From Plattsmouth - Dogs in the Baggage Cars - A Day Which Farmers Better Spend Indoors.
|
1882-08-15
|
Herald writer.
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In the Chicken Fields After the Season Opens. An Unusual Scarcity of Birds and What Brought it About. A Picture to Delight the Eyes of the True Sportsman.
|
1908-09-27
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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One Day Chicken Shoot Told a Pleasant Way. Recalling the Blessed Memories of a Trio of Omaha's Earliest Sportsmen.
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1908-08-09
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White, A.T.
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Children the Flower Saviors.
|
1923-02-04
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Chippies in the Garden (Chipping Sparrows After Insects).
|
1917-08-26
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Chirp of the Cricket Tolls the Summer's End. First Pursuivants of the Approach of the Golden Autumn Time. Through the Mysterious Alchemy of Nature the Changes Come.
|
1908-08-16
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Chumming With Nut Hatch and Chickadee in Winter. Remarkable Close Views of Bird Life Snapped by Omaha Disciples of Audubon.
|
1916-01-23
|
Greenleaf, Miles.
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The City Back-Yard Bird Sanctuary.
|
1916-06-11
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Learned, Mary.
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Clean the Bird House.
|
1918-03-10
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Cleanly Birds of Winter.
|
1921-12-25
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Climatic Change and Winter Sightings of Birds).
|
1900-01-28
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Clink—the Cardinal.
|
1916-02-06
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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A Club Hunt. Was Held Monday and the Losers set up an Oyster Supper.
|
1896-12-12
|
Robert Good, editor and publisher.
|
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Club Hunt. Three Days Annual Rustle of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
|
1881-04-09
|
Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
|
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Collecting Bird's Eggs.
|
1918-06-16
|
Rengler, Mrs. L.A. and Sandy Griswold.
|
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The Coming Carnival of Bird-Murder in Omaha. Also
|
1882-05-19
|
Editor.
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Coming of the Feathered Hosts.
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1896-09-27
|
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
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The Coming of the Snow Winter's One Big Event. When the Note of the Chickadee Alone is Heard in Frost-covered Copse. Pencil Sketches of the Woods and Waters When the Flocculent Crystals Fly.
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1907-12-29
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Coming Back (Spring Songsters Add to Woodland Orchestra).
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1918-03-24
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Comments on Spring Hunting).
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1899-04-23
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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A Comparison of the Bird-life Found in the Sand Hill Region of Holt County in 1883-84 and in 1901.
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Bruner, Lawrence.
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Composite List of the Species of Birds Observed by Members of the Nebraska's Ornithologists' Union at the Salt Basin near Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska. Sunday, May 22, 1904.
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1904-05-22
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Nebraska Ornithologists' Union members.
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Comrade Crow (in Dundee).
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1923-03-25
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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New Contingents Appear.
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1917-08-12
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Count of Game. The Schedule of the Omaha Gun Club.
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1885-10-18
|
Editor.
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Counting the Game. The Worley Team of the Gun Club Won by a Close Score.
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1886-10-23
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Editor.
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One Day in the Country. The Pretty Legend of the Indian Plums. A Visit to Horseshoe Lake. A Picturesque Place—An Attractive Retreat for Rest and Recreation—Duck Hunting and Fishing.
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1887-09-05
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Cousins in Flower Land.
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1920-08-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Cowardly Hawk.
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1915-10-24
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Crippled Robin (at Little Papio Creek).
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1917-12-23
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Red Crossbills (Seen at Rustic Parks).
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1916-12-10
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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And the Crossbills, Too!
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1919-11-09
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Crow Around Omaha.
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1892-03-01
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Trostler, Isador A.
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Crowding the Season.
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1920-03-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Crows Herald the Coming of Spring).
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1902-04-13
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Crown of Gold (Golden-crowned Kinglet at Elmwood Park).
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1918-01-20
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Danger for the Birds.
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1921-03-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Dawn of the Hunters' Idyl. September Days with the Chicken and Approach of the Wild Fowl.
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1894-09-02
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Day Flower.
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1920-08-15
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Days With the Ducks Among the Old Sand Hills.
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1921-11-06
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Days in the Rice Beds of Old Hackberry Lake.
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1922-01-15
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Days With the Sandhill Crane a Quarter of a Century Ago.
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1912-05-12
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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A Big Day's Sport. Splendid Result of a Day's Shooting on the Platte.
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1879-03-30
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Herald writer.
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Days With the Uplands. Another Ramble with the Lovers of the Woods and Fields.
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1896-06-28
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Griswold, Sandy.
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December Days Afield Not What They Once Were.
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1921-12-04
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Hunters Declare Against the Spring Shooting of Ducks.
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1912-03-31
|
Editor.
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Delightful April Days Along Old Mormon Trail.
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1923-04-01
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Delightful Meeting With Flock of Harris Sparrows.
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1922-03-26
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Departed Prairie Chicken - The Quail.
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1882-03-31
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White, 'Bob' (pseud.).
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Description of the Breeding Plumage of Chadbourne's Field Sparrow (Spizella arenacea), With Evidence of its Specific Distinctness.
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1888-10-01
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Merriam, C. Hart.
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The Destructive Club Hunt.
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1892-07-24
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Sporting Editor (Sandy Griswold).
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Dickcissels Drifting South.
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1921-08-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Dickey Bird Chirps. The Opening of the Spring Wild Fowl Shooting Season.
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1891-03-15
|
Sporting Editor (Sandy Griswold).
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The Disappointed Grosbeak.
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1917-07-15
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Disconsolate Visitors (Robins at Elmwood and Bluebirds).
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1917-02-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Nebraska's Most Distinguished Citizen - An Apostle of Science. Prof. Lawrence A. Bruner Honored Above All Other Men for the Great Work He Has Done Along Scientific Lines - Drove Locust Pests Out of Argentina, Taught Nebraskans How to Conserve Their Crops…
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1915-07-18
|
Anonymous.
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Very Distinguished Tourists (Warblers).
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1917-05-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Distressed Robins.
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1919-04-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Doing Their Bit in Birdland.
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1917-06-10
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Don't Kill the Birds. The Sportsmen Agree not to Kill the Quail.
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1877-02-09
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Anonymous.
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Dough Birds and Pot-Pie.
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1897-10-23
|
McCandless, A.D.
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A Dream. Dedicated to Sandy G(riswold).
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1923-12-30
|
Chittenden, Frank.
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(Duck Hunting at the Lakes and Sloughs North of Cody).
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1904-03-13
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Duck Hunting on Marshes Near City. Nimrods Out in Large Numbers Seeking Elusive Fowl.
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1920-10-26
|
Anonymous.
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O, You Duck Hunt.
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1911-02-02
|
Love, Ray E.
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(Ducking Grounds Shooting on the Platte River and Duck Notes for Nebraska).
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1902-03-16
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Ducking at Waubonsie Lake.
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1882-08-10
|
W. H. R.
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Ducks are Now on the Wing. Big Flight Expected Here from the North Within Short Time. Young Birds Coming First. Charley Metz Reports that Bluewings Were Never More Plentiful, but They Are Rapidly Making for South.
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1912-09-29
|
Sports Writer.
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Ducks and Grouse in Western Nebraska.
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1907-11-17
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Sweet, Ernest.
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Duck Shooting in Nebraska.
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1893-08-05
|
J. S. O.
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(Duck Shooting Trip to the Valentine Lake District.)
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1902-11-30
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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The Dundee Mocking Bird.
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1911-05-07
|
Anonymous.
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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.
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1881-02-18
|
Editor.
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Find the Earliest Wild Flower.
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1923-02-18
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Earliest Wooing (Horned Larks).
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1919-01-26
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Early Hunting Days, Woodcock Habits and Days Afield).
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1900-03-04
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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An Early Morning's Visits With the Birds.
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1923-06-24
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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In the Early Morn.
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1921-08-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Early Nesting of Bubo Virginianus.
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1891-02-01
|
Oologist Editor.
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An Early September Day Up the Old River Road.
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1921-09-11
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Early Wrens.
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1921-03-20
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Earth Babies Waking Up.
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1920-04-25
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Eat, Drink and be Merry. The Second Annual Banquet of the Omaha Gun Club.
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1886-10-24
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(O'Brien, E.A.).
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(Editorial on the Slaughter of Song Birds).
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1897-04-29
|
Editor.
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Egg Collecting—The Two Classes.
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1891-02-01
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'Aix Sponsa.'
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In the Elkhorn Woods, The Birds Met There. What a Day's Ramble Will Reveal to the Lover of Nature and Ornithology.
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1905-09-24
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Elk Hunting in Nebraska.
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1873-10-02
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Grinnell, George B. (Ornis, pseud.).
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Bird's Noses (Crows and Elmwood Park Feeding Stations).
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1923-01-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Elmwood Shrike Returns.
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1920-11-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Those Endearing Charms.
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1921-04-03
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(End of the Spring Shooting Season).
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1897-04-25
|
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
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Enemies of the Weeds.
|
1919-09-14
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The English Sparrow in America.
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1877-05-15
|
Herald editor.
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The English Sparrow Must Go.
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1891-03-01
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Wells, Guy M.
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The English Sparrow.
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1891-04-01
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McLellan, J. Ellis.
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English Sparrows.
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1920-02-22
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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English Sparrows. Vigorous Defense of Insect Killing Birds by John Bull.
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1877-05-18
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Bull, John.
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Enthusiastic Picknickers.
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1917-07-22
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Eupatorium, or Joe-Pye Weed.
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1922-08-20
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Evening Grosbeak, Rare Visitor, at Turner Park.
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1921-03-20
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Keeping Everybody Happy (House Wren).
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1917-05-20
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Evils of Spring Shooting).
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1899-06-04
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Griswold, Sandy.
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(Exhibit of Wild Animals in Columbus).
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1877-05-09
|
Editor.
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(Novel Experience at Waubonsie - Fowl Hunting Recollection from Forney's Lake).
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1901-04-21
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Exquisite Summer.
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1919-07-20
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Fabled Days of Old in the Platte Valley. All Worldly Cares Went Whirling Skyward in the Vortex of Flame and Sparks From the Camp Fire.
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1905-03-26
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Faded Glories of the Platte; A Tale of Mystic Times.
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1921-01-30
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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(Fall Duck Shooting at the Lake Creek Marshes).
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1901-12-08
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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The Fall Hunt. Captain William Preston's Side Victorious. Semi-Annual Hunt of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club - Where the Hunters Went - The Score 976 to 533 - Grand Supper This Evening.
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1875-10-15
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Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
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The Fall Hunt. The Sportsmen's Club Return With Their Game. Annual Supper at the Withnell House To-night.
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1878-10-24
|
Herald writer.
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Amid Falling Leaves (Bird Reception Committee).
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1917-10-14
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Falling Leaves.
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1918-09-29
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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mid Falling Leaves.
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1915-10-17
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Fall Wild Fowl Season.
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1891-12-06
|
Sporting Editor (Sandy Griswold).
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Farewell to the Swifts.
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1920-10-10
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Farewell to Fine Feathers.
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1918-09-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Farmers' Helpers. This Season's Birds.
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1909-08-15
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Farms and Birds.
|
1879-03-01
|
W.
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The Fauna of Nebraska.
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1876-06-08
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Phillips, C. H.
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Fawn Lily and Lilac.
|
1920-05-16
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A Feast on Fowl. Gun Club and Guests. A Magnificent Banquet at the Millard Hotel - Toasts and Relics - The Menu - A List of Guests.
|
1886-10-24
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(Snyder, E.C.).
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A Feast of Game. The Grand Supper of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club at the Grand Central Last Evening. To Bring the Ladies Out, It is Supposed to Have Dancing Added to the Attractions of the Next Supper.
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1877-10-23
|
Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
|
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Did They Go Back?
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1920-05-02
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Birds' Fuel Famine.
|
1919-12-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Feathered High-Brows (Birds in Rustic Parks).
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1916-12-03
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Feathered Hijackers (Birds Rifle Caches of Others).
|
1920-04-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Feathered Marauders of Our Fields and Streams.
|
1919-02-02
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Feathered Picnickers (Grackle and Jay).
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1919-08-10
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A Feathered Pilot (Spotted Sandpiper Nesting at Ak-Sar-Ben Flying Field).
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1920-06-20
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Feathered Salamander (Dickcissel).
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1919-06-29
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Feathered Snipers.
|
1919-01-05
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Feather Prophets.
|
1922-10-22
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Feats of Feathered Genius in the Wilds of Elmwood. Odd Habits of the Shiftless Cowbird, the Defense of a Bird Home Against the Squirrel, and the Ubiquity of the Horned Lark about Omaha. Did You Ever Find a Wood Pewee's Nest?
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1915-08-08
|
Greenleaf, Miles.
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Odd Feature of Birdland at Beautiful Elmwood. Where the Cowbird Invaded a Chewink's Home.
|
1918-08-04
|
Greenleaf, Miles.
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Federal License Law Designed to Protect Vanishing Game Birds.
|
1923-01-21
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Feeding the Birds.
|
1915-09-26
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Females in Feathers.
|
1915-09-19
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Little Feud of the Woods; Downy and Sparrows. One of the Comedies in the Lives of Our Bird Neighbors.
|
1921-01-16
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Field Notes. The Niobrara Regions -- Scenery, Soil, Timber and Relics.
|
1873-08-06
|
Milo.
|
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My First Day of Egg Collecting.
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1893-05-01
|
Townsend, A.C.
|
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The First Emigrant (Dickcissel Leaves in August).
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1916-08-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The First Meadowlark.
|
1920-02-29
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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My First Nest of the Long Tailed Chickadee.
|
1890-07-01
|
Reed, Norris H.
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The First Nesting (Horned Lark).
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1921-02-20
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The First Winter Tourist (Black-and-white Warbler).
|
1919-08-31
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Flicker Most Melodious and Exquisitely Marked.
|
1922-04-16
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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When the Flicker's Call Greets the Hunter's Ear. It Is Time to Get Ready to Look for the Pintails Along the Platte. The Bird That Brings Back Happy Visions of the Long Ago.
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1907-12-22
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Flock of Bald Eagles. A Bunch of Fifty of These National Birds Seen Near Walker's Island.
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1883-04-06
|
Maber, Nick.
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Flowers of the Pasture.
|
1920-07-25
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Flying on Swans.
|
1899-03-05
|
Anonymous.
|
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Fooling the Siskins.
|
1922-04-23
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Foreign Birds Are On Increase in Some Sections.
|
1913-09-19
|
Staff Correspondent.
|
|
(Forest, Field and Stream. February Days).
|
1899-02-05
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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(September Days).
|
1898-09-04
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Forest, Field and Stream. (Woodcock Habits in the Haunts).
|
1892-07-31
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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A Fountain of Song (House Wren Habits).
|
1916-05-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Fremont and the Birds.
|
1877-07-01
|
Aughey, Samuel.
|
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The Friendly Chickadee.
|
1918-11-10
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Frigid Free-Lancing (Birds Resident in Winter).
|
1918-01-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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From Farmers of Custer Precinct.
|
1885-07-22
|
Farmers.
|
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From Nebraska.
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1887-03-01
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Dworak, Anton.
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From Nebraska.
|
1884-06-01
|
N. A. S. (N.A. Sherman).
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Game. Annual Fall Hunt of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club. An Excellent Day's Shooting.
|
1874-10-29
|
Herald writer.
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The Game Bird of the Prairie.
|
1893-11-01
|
X. T. C.
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Game Birds Mighty Scarce. Wild Fowl Deserting the Favorite Haunts in This Section. Poor Prospect for Spring Sport. Winter Conditions Unfavorable for a Good Season.
|
1896-03-15
|
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
|
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Our Game Birds. An Off-hand Address by the President of the State Sportsmen's Association.
|
1879-05-23
|
Morton, J. Sterling.
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Game Birds of the Plains.
|
1890-01-16
|
Wolfe, W.M. - Shoshone.
|
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Game Birds on Wing. The Season for Quail Opens. Preparations for the Omaha Gun Club's Annual Shoot With Petty and Penrose Captains—Birds Will be Fairly Abundant.
|
1887-10-01
|
Editor.
|
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Game in Central Nebraska.
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1888-06-14
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Wolfe, W.M. - Shoshone.
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Game and Fish. Important Sections of the Nebraska Law - Provisions Which are Neglected or Little Understood. A Valuable Communication from the Board of Managers of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
|
1879-07-23
|
Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
|
|
Game Laws of Nebraska.
|
1891-08-17
|
Nebraska State Legislature.
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(Game Laws and the Sportsman).
|
1899-12-31
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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The Game Law Tested.
|
1877-08-01
|
Editor, Nebraska Farmer.
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Game in Nebraska.
|
1883-11-08
|
Polk, Burr H.
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Game Out of Season. Owls and Upland Plover Served to Omaha Gourmets.
|
1890-08-14
|
Editor.
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Game.
|
1861-08-16
|
Editor.
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This Is the Big Day (Bird Arrival).
|
1920-03-14
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
A Gaudy Village Visitor (Cardinal).
|
1920-12-05
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Geese, Ducks, Plover, Snipe and Prairie-chickens Brought into the City).
|
1868-10-18
|
Anonymous.
|
|
The Genuine First Robin.
|
1921-02-27
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Out With Old George. On the Big Pasture Lands for Upland Plover.
|
1909-08-29
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Getting Away From the War (Dame Nature's Realm of Woods and Fields).
|
1917-11-25
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Getting Away With It (Cowbird).
|
1922-06-04
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Getting Ready for Spring {Goldfinch).
|
1919-02-23
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Getting Away With It (Youths Shooting Cardinals).
|
1917-09-16
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Glad News for Bird Bugs.
|
1919-11-02
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Glad Tidings to the Sportsman and Hunter.
|
1867-10-29
|
An Old Sportsman.
|
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The Glories of Autumnal Days on the Metz Ranch.
|
1914-10-18
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Glories of the Old Days Come No More Forever. When the Sandhill and Whooping Crane Were Common Out About Rogers.
|
1920-10-31
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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May's First Gust of Sport. A Glorious Day Among the Jacks Out on the Loup.
|
1892-05-01
|
Sporting Editor (Sandy Griswold).
|
|
Going and Coming (Bird Migration).
|
1920-09-26
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Going South (Crows).
|
1918-11-03
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
An Epic of Golden Days at the Old Hunting Lodge. In the Fabled Times the Sportsman Shall Know No More Forever.
|
1920-10-17
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Goldenrod and Sunflower.
|
1920-08-29
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Golden Days of Summer Are Sloping Into Golden Days of Fall.
|
1919-09-21
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Mr. and Mrs. Goldfinch.
|
1922-08-06
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Those Goose Hunters. They Are Supposed to be Side-Tracked Because of Their Lack of Funds.
|
1877-04-21
|
Herald editor.
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|
(Goose Hunt on the Legendary Platte).
|
1898-08-21
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Goose Shooting on the Platte.
|
1884-11-13
|
Polk, Burr H.
|
|
Goose Shooting on the Platte.
|
1884-08-28
|
Polk, Burr H.
|
|
The Gorgeous Colors of September.
|
1923-09-30
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Governor Hunts Ducks at Shelton. Trainmaster Anderson of Grand Island Accompanies Executive to Platte Grounds. Orchestra in Early Hours.
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1915-10-21
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Bee Reporter.
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Grackle the Comical.
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1921-06-05
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Dead Grackles.
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1921-10-23
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Grasshopper Scare (Birds and Insects).
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1917-12-09
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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From Gray to Gold (Goldfinch).
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1921-03-06
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A Great Ducking Team.
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1909-01-03
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Stout, Edward.
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Great Gobs of Grackles.
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1917-10-07
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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It Was a Great Hunt. Omaha Gun Club Men Return from Looking for Game. Not a Very Extensive Haul. Captain Brewer's Side Victorious and Parmelee will Furnish the Banquet—Lefever Hunters Start.
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1887-11-05
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Omaha Gun Club.
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Great Sport Down on the Platte.
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1894-03-11
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Martin, J.C.
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(Great Spring Flight of Ducks at South Dakota Sandhill Lakes).
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1901-02-24
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Griswold, Sandy.
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A Growing Heron Rookery.
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1898-06-01
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Cary, Merritt.
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Gun Club Banquet. A Delightful Time at Their Dinner Last Night.
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1886-10-24
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(Blood, Wm.).
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The Gun Club Banquet. A Royal Spread and a Challenge to Hunt Next Year.
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1886-10-25
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(Woodbridge, Sans.).
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The Gun Club Banquet. The Most Successful Event of Its Kind Ever Held in Omaha.
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1885-10-30
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Editor.
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The Gunner's Harvest Moon.
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1890-11-09
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Sporting Editor (Sandy Griswold).
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A New Habitat of the Black-throated Rock Swift, Micropus Melanoleucus.
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1892-10-21
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Barbour, Erwin H.
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(Habits of the Robin).
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1899-03-19
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Griswold, Sandy.
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(Habits of Shore Birds).
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1899-08-20
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Griswold, Sandy.
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(Habits of the Yellowhammer).
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1899-03-26
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Birds of Hanscom Park.
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Shoemaker, Frank. H.
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Two Hardy Fellows (Kinglets).
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1916-11-26
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Harris's Woodpecker in Nebraska.
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1890-02-01
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Reed, M.H.
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Hens May Hatch Wild Duck Eggs but They Cannot Raise the Ducklings. John Raymond Gives Up Hope To Have a Chicken Coop of Wild Ducks, for Ducks are Ducks and Do Not Heed Clucking of Mother Hen Fearing For Young Ones.
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1919-07-06
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Anonymous and John Raymond.
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Hawks.
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1922-11-19
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Heads Up (Brown Creeper).
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1922-11-12
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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To Be Healthy and Wise Get Up With the Birds. Lessons in the Shades of Eventide as Well as Those in the Sunshine. After a Hot Summer Day How Welcome Is the Approach of Night.
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1908-06-14
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Hello, Jen (House Wren)!
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1921-05-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Help the Home Builders (Yarn and Twine for Nesting Birds).
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1920-05-23
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Helping the Goldfinches.
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1918-07-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Hide and Seek {Screech Owls).
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1919-11-23
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Hide and Seek (Warbling Vireo).
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1922-05-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The High Cost of Singing.
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1920-08-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Nebraska Jack Snipe.
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1910-08-28
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C.P. Kerwin and Sandy Griswold.
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Home of the Canvasback. Shifting of His Favorite Haunts and the Inevitable Fate That Awaits Him. A Spring Shoot in Nebraska. - Deep Within the Sandhill Wilderness. An Elysium for the Ducks and Geese. - A Glorious Morning on Otter Lake.
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1894-04-15
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Honkings From the Platte.
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1889-04-04
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Wolfe, W.M.—Shoshone.
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Hookey Among the Birds.
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1921-10-30
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Horned Larks.
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1920-01-25
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Horse-shoe Lake. Transforming It Into a Pleasure Resort. Drives, Trees and Boats Along its Banks.
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1880-05-21
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Association, Omaha Fish and Game Protective.
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House Hunting.
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1917-04-22
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A Bum Housekeeper (Belted Kingfisher).
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1923-06-10
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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House Urged to Pass Bill to Protect Birds.
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1913-01-26
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Anonymous.
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Fall House Cleaning (Winter Bird Squad).
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1917-11-04
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Hummel and the Parks (Murder of Live Trees).
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1921-05-08
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A Late Nest of the Ruby-throated Hummingbird.
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1901-10-01
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Shoemaker, Frank H.
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Hummingbirds.
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1921-06-12
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Hunters After Jack Snipe. Ducks and Geese Go North, but the Scooters of the Sedge Come in Flocks.
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1903-04-12
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Anonymous.
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Hunters, Attention!
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1890-10-16
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Fenner & Co.
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The Hunters at Perch and Cameron Lake.
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1896-04-02
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Carlin, J.J.
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Hunters Expect a Harvest. Omaha Sportsmen Hie Themselves to Lake and Field. Ducks and Chickens Plentiful. Big Birds Put In an Appearance-Good Bags Are Looked For-Mrs. Stewart Accompanies Her Husband.
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1912-10-13
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Sports Writer.
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The Hunters' Feast. A Royal Lay-Out for the Sportsmen and Their Friends. Snipe and Stories Charmingly Combined.
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1880-11-05
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Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
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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.
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1905-10-22
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Anonymous.
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The Hunters of Holt! Grand Achievements of Atkinson Nimrods in the Field of Sport. A Record in the Arena of Hunting and Fishing that Discounts all Former Records.
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1894-04-05
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Anonymous.
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The Hunters' Lodge Out Among the Sunlit Sand Hills.
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1912-11-24
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Hunters' Moon Approaches. With First Blustery Weather Ducks and Geese Will Arrive. Jacksnipe Shooting is Good. Young Crabill Takes His Gun Across the River and Returns With a bag of Twenty-One Snipe.
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1912-10-06
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Sports Writer.
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Hunters Find Poor Picking. Weather Has Been Altogether Too Pleasant to Bag Water Fowl. Quail Season is Now Open. For Fifteen Days Nimrods May Scour the Fields of Nebraska for Bob White - Many Hunters Go to the Fields.
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1912-11-03
|
Sports Writer.
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(Hunters Pursuits Afield).
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1897-10-10
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Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
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Hunting at Army Posts.
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1886-02-11
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D.
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(Day Hunting Doves and Plover at Millard).
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1901-07-28
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Hunting Ducks. Three Days of Sport and the Grand Results.
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1878-03-14
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Herald writer.
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Hunting Geese and Ducks. The Village of Clarks and Its Notable Citizens. A Spring Morning on the Platte. Shooting Honkers From an Ice Blind—The Trip to Prairie Creek and the Sport That Was Enjoyed There.
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1891-04-12
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Griswold, Sandy.
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(Hunting at the Headwaters of the North Loup River).
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1897-08-14
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Hough, Wm. Henry Stein and Joe Turner.
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Nebraska Waters (Hunting Long-billed Curlew and Upland Plover at Hackberry Lake).
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1903-08-22
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Griswold, Sandy.
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(Rail Hunting at Nearby Watery Expanses).
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1901-09-08
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Hunting Season Fruitless. Weather Has Been Too Mild to Suit Knights of the Gun.
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1912-11-24
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Sports Writer.
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Hunting Season Nears End. Most of the Game Birds Have Moved to Their Winter Home. Rabbit Hunting is Still Left. Local Hunters Have Little Luck in Their Efforts to Bag Some Game of Any Kind During the Last Week.
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1912-12-08
|
Sports Writer.
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Shooting in the Spring. Arrival of the Avant Coureurs of the Feathered Hosts.
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1895-03-03
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Hunting Stories on Tap. Interesting Collection of Munchausen's Swap Tales of the Season. Judge Stout Bright When a Boy and Ruminates on the Events of His Childhood. Then He Grew to be a Big Hunter and Was Only Stopped by the Pappio—Some Rare Anecdotes.
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1901-03-17
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Rex M. (Eugene O. Mayfield).
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Hunting Wapiti on the Loup.
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1876-05-04
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G. W. B.; G. N. B. with part two.
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Hunting Wild Birds in Parks and Green Woods that Abound Near Omaha. The Boom of the Gun is No Longer Heard in the Woods Near Omaha, But in its Place Bird Hunters Search Diligently with Lead Pencil, Notebook and Camera, While About Flit the Feathered…
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1914-06-07
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Greenleaf, Miles.
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Hunt Supper. Annual Game Hunt of the Sportsmen's Club. At the Grand Central Last Evening - Their Bill of Fare - Ladies Present for the First Time.
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1875-10-16
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Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
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How to Hunt. Three Business Men Invent an Ice-house. Incidents on a Nebraska Marsh. The Foolishness of the Average City Sportsman—The Charm of Camping Out and Telling Big Lies by the Fire.
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1887-03-12
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Nye, Fred.
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A Hunt With the Yankton Sioux.
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1873-10-09
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Leeds, Theo. E.
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The Hurried Hordes.
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1921-09-18
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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An Idyl of October Amid Gray Sandhills. A Quiet Story of a Quiet Hunt With Comrades of the Sort. Nebraska Scenes in the Fields When the Ducks Lure the Hunter Into Action.
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1910-11-06
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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A Story Old But True (Pruning Wildwoods).
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1918-08-18
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Increased Bird Population.
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1920-03-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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An Indian Summer Duck Shoot on the Old Platte that Vividly Recalled the Halcyon Days When the Feathered Hosts Came Down in Fall and Spring in Countless Thousands. Birds of Cedar Island; Little Bubo and the Crows. On Cedar Island With Our Winter Birds.
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1919-11-30
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Indian Summer.
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1860-10-27
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Robertson, T.H., editor.
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Real Indian Summer Comes Only After Squaw Winter.
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1922-11-05
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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The Indian Turnip.
|
1921-05-22
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Indigo Indeed (Indigo Bunting).
|
1922-06-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Industry, Patience and Alertness Requisites for the Student of Nature.
|
1922-01-29
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Inland Stormy Petrels (Chimney Swift).
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1915-08-29
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Our Insect Enemies. A Practical Communication from Professor Aughey. Increase in the Number of Insects of Various Kinds - Birds as the Natural Enemies of Insects - Interesting Statistics - Varieties of Insectivorous Birds - Spare the Birds…
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1876-12-12
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Aughey, Samuel.
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Insectivorous Birds.
|
1878-07-01
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Editor, Nebraska Farmer.
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An Interesting Little Letter.
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1918-06-02
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Wiley, E.
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(Intimate Terms With the Winter Trees Along the Ancient River Road).
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1923-01-14
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Jack in the Pulpit.
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1921-05-15
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Jacks Are In. Days With the Votaries of the Rod and Gun.
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1896-04-12
|
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
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The Jacks Have Gone.
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1895-05-05
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Griswold, Sandy.
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(Jack Snipe Hunting and Sportsmen's Fever).
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1898-10-09
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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A Jack In the Hole (Snipe on Little Papillion Creek).
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1919-12-14
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Jacksnipe in Nebraska.
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1890-05-15
|
Sandy (Sandy Griswold).
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(Jacksnipe Shooting in the Spring in the Omaha Vicinity).
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1901-04-28
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Jenny (House Wren).
|
1918-06-16
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Journeyings and Jottings in Nebraska.
|
1854-10-20
|
Editor.
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Joys of the Hunt (Bird Hikes and Bobolink).
|
1916-07-09
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Judge Lake's Hunting. A Wounded Buck Turned on Him. The Judicial Nimrod Relates a Thrilling Adventure at Florence Lake in Which His Dog Saved Him.
|
1889-03-09
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Lake, Judge.
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Junco.
|
1922-12-17
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Too Warm for Juncos.
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1919-02-09
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Junco.
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1920-12-26
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Keeping Up Our Courage (Goldfinch).
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1917-12-30
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Killdeer! Killdeer!
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1918-07-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Kindergarten for Adults.
|
1920-04-04
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The King of the Forest. Cherries and Wild Plums.
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1922-09-17
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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See! See! See (Kinglets)!
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1922-10-29
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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King of the Stubble Field. Glorious Sport Ahead for the Pointer and the Setter.
|
1894-10-07
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Lady Slippers.
|
1920-05-30
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Lake Creek's Haunted Hole and How Discovered by the Old Merganzers.
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1917-04-08
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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On the Lake and in the Field. Weekly Ramble with the Followers of Rod and Gun.
|
1896-09-20
|
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
|
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The Land Gulls.
|
1923-05-06
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Language of the Tribe (Brown Thrasher).
|
1921-05-22
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Lapland Longspurs.
|
1922-03-12
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Last of the Whoopers and a Recall of Early Days.
|
1910-01-09
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Lawless Nebraskans.
|
1885-08-13
|
Koots (pseud.).
|
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When the Leaves Are Red.
|
1916-09-24
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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On the Legendary Elkhorn. A December Day's Ramble Over Woods and Fields. Nimble Fox Squirrels and the Quail.
|
1895-12-22
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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On the Legendary Platte. The Story of a Wild Goose Hunt in Wintery December.
|
1895-01-06
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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An Old Day Legend of the Curo Springs. Fountains of Health to the Early Settlers and the Red Men. A Story Handed Down by the Late Lamented Dr. Link.
|
1910-08-28
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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A Legend of Prairie Creek.
|
1909-07-03
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Legislation for the Birds (Dove Season and Sandhill Lake Preserves).
|
1917-01-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Lesson of the Spring.
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1923-04-15
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Libeling the Screecher (Dundee Screech Owls).
|
1919-08-17
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Lindens and Mallows
|
1922-09-24
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Linnaeus' Floral Clock.
|
1923-05-06
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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In That Little Old Canvas Palace on the Romantic Loup.
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1914-08-09
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Little Yellow-Rump (Warbler).
|
1915-11-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Live Birds for Ladies' Hats.
|
1899-07-30
|
Editor.
|
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The Local Field of Sport. The Approaching Shooting Season and Its Prospects.
|
1889-09-15
|
Anonymous (Sandy Griswold).
|
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The Lonesome Bluebird.
|
1921-01-16
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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A Long-Ago October Evening.
|
1908-08-30
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Looking Back on a Picture of a Quarter of a Century Ago.
|
1913-04-06
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Looking for Nothing (Brown Creeper).
|
1918-11-24
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Looking Back Through the Mists of a Quarter of a Century.
|
1919-05-11
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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(Lore of Bird-life at Hackberry Lake).
|
1902-04-27
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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The Lost Gun. A Prairie Chicken Hunting Story.
|
1873-08-04
|
Anonymous.
|
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Lost on the Prairie -- A Chicken Hunt by Moonlight.
|
1874-08-28
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Miscellaneous participants.
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(Lovely Summer Day Outdoors Hunting the Upland Plover).
|
1898-07-31
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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The Lowly Dandelion.
|
1921-05-08
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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In the Lugenbeel Marshes. Sunrise and Sunset on the Lovely Waters of the Raccoon. An October Goose and Duck Shoot. Camped in a Pocket of the Hills—Our Blind in the Rushes—A Battle With the Birds—The Day's Work and Repose.
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1893-11-26
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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The Lure of Nature.
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1918-10-27
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Luxury of Cabin Door Upon Lovely Prairie Land at Sunset).
|
1854-09-08
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Johnson, J.E. or Jno. W. Pattison, Editors and Proprietors.
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A Day's Magnificent Sport. A Beautiful Day, Plenty of Game, and a Great Bag. Chasing the Erratic Snipe.
|
1889-04-28
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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The Sandhills Magpie.
|
1910-04-03
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Last of the Mallards in the Sandhill Marshes. The Story of a Most Delightful Ducking Expedition in the Late Days of November.
|
1905-12-10
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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A Marathon Songster (Dickcissel).
|
1915-07-04
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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(March Days and Bird Hunting).
|
1899-03-05
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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And Now for March.
|
1918-02-24
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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In the Markets. The Displays of Poultry and Other Seasonable Edibles.
|
1890-12-21
|
Editor.
|
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Billy Marsh Birdologist and his Notebook. Forty Years' Study of Wild Life Around Omaha.
|
1917-11-11
|
Greenleaf, Miles.
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Marsh Hawk.
|
1922-01-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Dad and Mrs. Martin and Their Family Life. Bird Happiness and Domesticity as Seen From the Fontenelle Window. Beautiful Specimen of the Swallow Family in Douglas Street Domain.
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1918-07-28
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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The Martyr Bluebirds.
|
1916-02-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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(Maryott Teal Painting at Townsend's Gun Store in Omaha).
|
1899-07-02
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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A Master of Economy (Cowbird).
|
1915-06-06
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Our Master Musician (Western Meadowlark).
|
1919-03-16
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Match at Pigeon Murder.
|
1882-05-24
|
Herald editor.
|
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The Birds Are Mating (Horned Larks).
|
1920-02-15
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Ed Maurer is Taken by Game Wardens. Manager Clark of the Milliard Pays a Fine of Two Hundred Dollars for Keeping Game.
|
1911-05-10
|
Anonymous.
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(May Days and Bird-Life).
|
1899-04-30
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Maytime Witchery (Common Yellowthroat).
|
1922-05-14
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Melancholy Days (Voices of Birds Hushed in the Woods and Fields).
|
1916-09-03
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
A Memory of a Hunters Haven on the Fabled Platte.
|
1912-01-07
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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A Memory of the River Woods of Long Ago.
|
1913-03-16
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Metz Shooting Lodge in the Wild Sandhills. One of the Most Complete Game Preserves and Sanctuaries in the country. What the King of the Merganzer Club has Done in Two Short years.
|
1907-10-06
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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On to Mexico!
|
1916-10-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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In the Midnight (Owls Justly Regarded as Wise).
|
1919-12-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Mid-winter Bird Notes.
|
1889-03-07
|
Wolfe, W. M. (Shoshone).
|
|
The Mighty Have Fallen (Blue Jay).
|
1919-12-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
The Migration of the American Magpie to Eastern Nebraska, Twenty-five Years Ago.
|
1887-12-01
|
Taylor, W. Edgar.
|
|
The Migration of the Ducks.
|
1889-04-18
|
Wolfe, W.M. (Shoshone).
|
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Migration. (Wild Geese Traveling Southward - Quail Very Plentiful).
|
1860-10-17
|
Editor.
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Migration on the Plains.
|
1889-05-02
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Wolfe, W. M.—Shoshone.
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Our Migration Treaty.
|
1919-01-19
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Few Miles - Much Difference (Song Sparrows).
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1918-08-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Milkweeds and Butterflies.
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1920-08-22
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Misery Loves Company (House Sparrows and Blackbird).
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1923-01-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Missouri River Crow Roosts.
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1887-12-01
|
Taylor, W. Edgar.
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Missouri River Duck Notes.
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1899-05-01
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Trostler, Isador S.
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The Missouri Slope Fifty Years Ago. No Place in the United States Then Afforded Such Opportunities for Wildfowl Shooting as the Number of Ducks and Geese Ran Well Into Billions.
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1918-09-01
|
Babbitt, Charles H.
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Messrs. Downy and Hairy.
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1916-03-05
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Mocking Bird.
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1919-04-27
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Our Month of Gold.
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1921-10-09
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Says One Month Enough to Hunt Prairie Chickens.
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1922-09-24
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Griswold, Sandy.
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More About Owls.
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1921-06-26
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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More Feathers than Fur.
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1896-05-07
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Davis, A.T.
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The Morning Jamboree.
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1918-06-09
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Mother Nature's Colors.
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1920-05-09
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Mother Nature's Dressmaking.
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1920-11-14
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Mother Nature's Patchwork.
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1920-11-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Snow on the Mountains in Prairie Land.
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1920-08-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Mournful Bluebird.
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1920-10-03
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Much Game in Nebraska.
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1893-10-28
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Diamond Walt.
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Mushrooms.
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1920-05-23
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Bird Mysteries (Cardinal and Kinglet).
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1919-10-12
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Mysteries of the Pines.
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1917-01-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Mysterious Chickadee.
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1920-08-22
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Mysterious Migrants.
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1919-09-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Mysterious Mister Owl (Screech Owl).
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1919-03-09
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Bird Mystery.
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1922-12-24
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Mystery in Butterfly's Migratory Pilgrimages.
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1923-04-08
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Mystic Bird of the Marsh. He Came in Swarms and Made Great Sport for the Gunners.
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1894-09-30
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Griswold, Sandy.
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One of Nature's Mysteries.
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1921-02-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Nature's Pets Seen Through the Eyes of Nebraska Birds. An Afternoon With Laurence Skow and a Study of His Work North of Florence.
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1908-10-25
|
Sears, Elizabeth.
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Nature's Spring Alchemy.
|
1920-05-02
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Nature's Spring Song.
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1918-04-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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In Nebraska Bottom Lands.
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1898-11-05
|
Blandford, Charles G.
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Nebraska (Note on the Abundance of Prairie Chickens Near Tecumseh).
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1874-10-08
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Barnes, E.R.
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A Nebraska Collecting Trip.
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1887-09-09
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G. A. C.
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Nebraska Crow Roosts.
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Taylor, W. Edgar.
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A Nebraska Day.
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1898-01-01
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McCandless, A.D.
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A Nebraska Eagle.
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1882-04-20
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D.B. F__.
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The Nebraska Flight.
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1890-05-15
|
H.
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Nebraska Fly-Way Shooting.
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1881-11-17
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C. L. B.
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Nebraska Game.
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1895-03-23
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Nebraska Game Fields.
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1897-11-27
|
Hall, W.R.
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Nebraska Game Grounds.
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1893-12-16
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W. R. H.
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Nebraska Game Interests.
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1897-10-23
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McCandless, A.D.
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Nebraska Game Notes.
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1885-10-22
|
J. F. L.
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Nebraska.
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1887-12-29
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Snap Shot (pseud.).
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Nebraska Notes.
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1877-09-27
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Grinnell, George B. (Yo, pseud.).
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Nebraska Notes.
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1884-11-13
|
Hematite (pseud.).
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Nebraska Notes.
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1883-05-31
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Polk, Burr H.
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Nebraska Prairie Chickens.
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1890-07-17
|
Gris (Sandy Griswold).
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Nebraska's Abundant Game.
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1890-10-02
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C. M. S.
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Nebraska's Game Fields.
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1895-01-26
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Nebraska's Game Outlook.
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1893-05-21
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Hubbard, C.P.
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Nebraska's Thistle.
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1922-08-27
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Our Bird Neighbors - 400 Species in Nebraska. More Than Half of American Birds in This State - President of the Audubon Society Tells of Them, Their Habits, Songs, Plumage, and Where and How They May be Found Around Omaha.
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1911-07-16
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Towne, Dr. Solon R.
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Nest Robbing Lads.
|
1908-07-12
|
Mrs. E.
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Night Migration of Birds Over Omaha.
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1906-09-16
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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In the Dead O' Night (Bird Calls).
|
1923-07-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A Night in Our Sanctum. Our Sanctum Again.
|
1854-07-28
|
Johnson, J.E. or Jno. W. Pattison, Editors and Proprietors.
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Nobody Loves the Mudhen; High Federal Officials Give Her the Jest.
|
1915-04-25
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Bee Reporter.
|
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Down From the North.
|
1915-10-10
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The North Loup Valley.
|
1890-09-11
|
C. J. D.
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On the North and South Branches of the Loup Fork.
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1871-05-06
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Lempriere, C.
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(Note on American Goldfinch Nest at Gibbon).
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1891-02-01
|
H. B. A.
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(Note on Prairie Chicken and Game Prospects).
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1882-08-10
|
Polk, Burr H.
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Notes on the Bob-white.
|
1895-03-01
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Pyfer, Amos.
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Notes on a Collecting Trip in Northwest Nebraska.
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Hunter, J.S.
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Notes From Nebraska.
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1883-01-01
|
Kline, H. A.
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Notes from Omaha.
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1901-10-01
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Wallace, J.E.
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Notes From the Plains.
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1895-01-12
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Notes From the Plains.
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1895-01-19
|
Griswold, Sandy - Anonymous.
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Notes From Nebraska.
|
1896-12-01
|
Bonwell, J.R.
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Notes on Nebraska Birds.
|
1888-04-01
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Taylor, W. Edgar and A.H. Van Vleet.
|
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Notes From Nebraska.
|
1896-10-01
|
Bonwell, J.R.
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Note of the Snowy Owl.
|
1890-05-15
|
H.
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Notes on Some Birds of Gage Co., Neb.
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1896-02-01
|
Pearse, A.S.
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(Number of Nebraska Birds and Idea for Bird Day).
|
1896-07-26
|
Bruner, Lawrence.
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The Red-breasted Nuthatch.
|
1918-10-06
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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A Red-Breasted Nuthatch Year in Turner Park. Dozens of Them Where Single Birds Have Been Seen Before. Little Beauties.
|
1922-02-05
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Bird Day of Bird Days.
|
1920-05-09
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Observations on Traill's Flycatcher.
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1901-10-01
|
Carriker, M.A., Jr.
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(October Day Views of the Outdoors - Pheasants - Camera Hunting - Game Law Suggestions).
|
1898-10-02
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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October's Oriental Rugs and Exquisite Tapestries. Sweet Pictures of Fall Days Sketched From Close By Woods and Waters.
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1920-10-03
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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October Surprises (Birds in the Woods).
|
1922-10-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Odors of the Mints.
|
1920-11-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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An Old Fashioned Snipe Hunt.
|
1868-03-19
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Snipe Till You Can't Rest.
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An Old-time Bone Hunt.
|
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Grinnell, George B.
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Suet for the Songsters.
|
1916-11-12
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Omaha and the Crow.
|
1892-01-31
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Omaha Crows Again.
|
1892-07-01
|
Trostler, Isador S.
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Omaha Nimrods Need 13-inch Mortar to Bag Limit of Ducks Nowadays.
|
1921-03-20
|
Bee Sports writer.
|
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Omaha's Feathered Opera. Chat About the Birds that Will Make Life Brighter Very Soon. Members of the Woodland Choir. Thrush and Lark, Blue Bird and Jay Bird, Robin and Brown Thrasher, Woodpecker and Humming Bird and Their Kind.
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1891-04-12
|
Anonymous (?Sandy Griswold).
|
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The Omaha Sportsman's Club. The First Day in the Field.
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1863-03-30
|
Anonymous.
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One Day's Tramp.
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1891-12-01
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Potter, A.G.
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Mr. Oriole, From Baltimore.
|
1923-06-03
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Ornithologists Find Over 75 Wild Birds. Nebraska Union to Number of Two Score Spend Happy Day in Fontenelle Forest. University Professors, Teachers, Y Boys and Plain Birders in Crowd.
|
1915-05-09
|
Anonymous.
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Ornithology and Its Relations to Horticulture.
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1878-01-30
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Professor H. Culbertson. Nebraska Horticultural Society.
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(Outdoor Sport at Cutoff Lake—Gunners and Fishing Parties).
|
1901-04-14
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Griswold, Sandy.
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In the Big Outdoors.
|
1919-03-23
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Old Doc Owl - Conservationist.
|
1918-02-17
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Art of Owl Hunting.
|
1921-12-04
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Owls from the Arctic.
|
1918-01-06
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Packing Up to Go (Bronzed Grackle).
|
1920-09-19
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Packing Up Their Duds (Junco Departure).
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1917-04-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Pageant of the Forest.
|
1923-10-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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A Pair of Pet Quail.
|
1894-02-24
|
C. G. F.
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The Pale Touch-Me-Not.
|
1922-08-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Free Park Music.
|
1915-03-28
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Passenger Pigeon (Ectopistes migratorius) in Wisconsin and Nebraska.
|
1898-04-01
|
Deane, Ruthven.
|
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Passing the Buck.
|
1921-06-19
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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(Passing the Middle Milestone of Pilgrimage Through Vale of Tears).
|
1898-09-11
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Passing of Our Prairie's Greatest Charm, the Prairie Chicken.
|
1904-07-24
|
Griswold, S.G.V.
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Passing of the Summer Duck—The Loveliest of Them All.
|
1919-06-29
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Patience and Silence Passwords to Nature. Unspoken Language of Sympathy Which Puts Student in Touch With Life of the Great Woods and Fields.
|
1922-02-26
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Patriotic Birds.
|
1917-04-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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A Peculiar Bird.
|
1892-03-01
|
Rutter, Cloud.
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(A Perfect Day Hunting Plover near Papillion).
|
1897-07-18
|
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
|
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(Perfect Days at the Historic Shack on the Wonderful Old Platte).
|
1918-12-15
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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A Perilous Pleasure. Aside From Its Fascinations, Duck Hunting Has a Host of Ever Present Dangers. Good Advice to Young Sportsmen, Based on the Experience of an Old Hunter.
|
1885-11-01
|
Anonymous.
|
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Perpetual Motion for Uncle (Nuthatch, Creeper, Woodpeckers and Chickadee).
|
1917-12-02
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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One Persistent Song (Warbling Vireo).
|
1919-07-27
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Peters Seeks to Protect Wild Fowl in State. Omaha Sportsman Interests Congressman Lobeck in Passing Enabling Act of Treaty with Canada.
|
1918-04-21
|
Snyder, Edgar S.
|
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Phalarope Notes.
|
1898-06-01
|
Cary, Merritt.
|
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Pheasants Will Be Added to Nebraska Game Birds.
|
1922-09-24
|
Special.
|
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A Phenomenal Flight of Hawks.
|
1899-10-01
|
Cary, Merritt.
|
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Mr. and Mrs. Phoebe.
|
1921-04-10
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Phoebe and Towhee.
|
1918-03-31
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Belted Piping Plover.
|
|
Anderson, Geo. P.
|
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Pisk or Piramadig (Nighthawk).
|
1920-06-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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A Place for the Birds.
|
1921-12-18
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Place to Go for Ducks.
|
1891-10-18
|
Wolfe, W.T.
|
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On the Platte River.
|
1899-07-15
|
Invisible (pseud.).
|
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Platte River Geese.
|
1895-10-05
|
El Comancho.
|
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On the Platte.
|
1885-09-17
|
Polk, Burr H.
|
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Plea for the Young Birds. Robbing of Nests in Omaha Destructive of Fine Species.
|
1899-06-11
|
Whinnery, J. Carroll.
|
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Plover Hunting in the Nebraska Uplands.
|
1917-11-18
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Bird Politics.
|
1922-10-15
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Poor Robin.
|
1916-04-23
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Popular Guests.
|
1922-12-03
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Popular Knocker.
|
1919-02-16
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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(Pot Hunters and Bird Protection).
|
1897-01-10
|
Simpson, P.
|
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Just Practicing (Blue Jay).
|
1921-08-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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(Prairie Chicken and Grouse Market Hunters and Game Laws).
|
1898-12-18
|
Hardin, John J.
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Prairie Chicken Prospects.
|
1882-07-27
|
D. B. F.
|
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Nebraska Prairie Chickens.
|
1894-10-20
|
W. R. H.
|
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Prairie Chickens Drinking.
|
1880-05-20
|
N. W.
|
|
Prairie Chickens.
|
1859-10-08
|
Anonymous.
|
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The Prairie Chickens.
|
1884-08-28
|
Polk, Burr H.
|
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Prairie Chickens in the Sixties.
|
1894-09-29
|
Fuller, D.E.
|
|
Be Prepared.
|
1921-01-23
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Present Fall Delightful But Comfortably Queer.
|
1922-11-05
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Professor Aughey on Insectivorous Birds.
|
1876-12-12
|
Editor.
|
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Promise of Wonderful Year in Laggard Spring.
|
1922-04-09
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
Protected Winter Birds (Fontenelle Forest Reserve).
|
1922-12-31
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Protection for the Birds. Professor Bruner Explains Why It Should be Given. Render Man a Great Service in Destroying the Insects Which Feed upon Growing Crops. The Birds Alone Destroy 1,000,000 Insects of Injurious Species During a Single Growing Season.
|
1899-03-05
|
Bruner, Lawrence.
|
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(Protection of Game Birds).
|
1897-02-14
|
Samaba.
|
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Proud Parent (Red-wing Blackbird).
|
1922-06-18
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Provident Winter Birds.
|
1917-02-18
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Purity (First Bluebird at Elmwood).
|
1923-03-04
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Purity! Purity! Purity! (Eastern Bluebird).
|
1917-03-04
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Purple Martins.
|
1921-04-17
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Quail Hunting is Quite Expensive. At Least a Boston Man Found it So While Out with Some of His Omaha Friends. Caught Without a License.
|
1915-11-10
|
Bee Reporter.
|
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Quail Not Very Plentiful. Hunters Not Able to Land Bags of Any Material Size. Duck Flight is Scattered. Real Cold Days Would Set the Birds in Motion, Although it is Thought Most of Them Have Gone South.
|
1912-11-10
|
Sports Writer.
|
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(Quail Season and Pleasures of Being Afield).
|
1899-10-29
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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That Old Queen Ann's of Stout Household. Its Pristine Glories and the Use Little Eddie Put It To.
|
1910-08-07
|
Stout, Ed.
|
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The Quinnebogg Woods and Their Night Herons.
|
1919-06-01
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
(Rail Hunting Along the Missouri River in Eastern Omaha).
|
1894-09-09
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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(Rail Hunting at Lakes and Slough Grounds).
|
1900-09-16
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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(Rainy Day Hike to Child's Point).
|
1900-09-16
|
Shoemaker, Frank H.
|
|
(Rapid Disappearance of Native Birds).
|
1897-09-19
|
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
|
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The Raptores of Omaha and Vicinity.
|
1893-05-01
|
White, Charles Acey.
|
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Rare Sport in Nebraska. Skill and Patience Tested in Wild Goose Shooting. Characteristics of the Game. Remarkable Caution and Phenomenal Memory Displayed - Experience on the Loup and Niobrara Rivers.
|
1891-11-04
|
Anonymous.
|
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The Rattler (Kingfisher Habits).
|
1916-04-09
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
(Reasons for Sportsmen to be Afield in May Days).
|
1898-05-08
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Recalling a Day with Nebraska's Greatest Duck Shot.
|
1919-08-24
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
The Red-breasted Merganzer.
|
1913-01-19
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
Red Eye (Red-eyed Vireo).
|
1916-08-06
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Redpoll.
|
1919-10-26
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
The Red Wing.
|
1920-06-06
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Regular Guys Enjoy Wild Duck Banquet.
|
1913-11-27
|
Anonymous.
|
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Remarks on Prof. Kumlien's Correction.
|
1897-06-02
|
Trostler, Isador S.
|
|
(Reminiscences of Hunting at the Lugenbeel Marshes).
|
1898-07-24
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
(Reports of Abundant Upland Game Birds in the West).
|
1898-08-07
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Restlessness in Birdland.
|
1921-09-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Restoration of the Quail.
|
1891-09-13
|
Sporting Editor (Sandy Griswold).
|
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The Return of the Birds.
|
1913-03-16
|
Crane, Dr. Frank.
|
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Return of the Bluebirds.
|
1918-08-25
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
A Busy Pet Returns (House Wren).
|
1922-04-30
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Reward Worth While (Bird Baths and Goldfinch).
|
1917-06-03
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
The Right Kind of Meaouw (Gray Catbird).
|
1917-05-27
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Rise and Fall of Cut-Off. Omaha's Only Lake in a State of Innocuous Desuetude. Robbed of Its Attractiveness. The Source of Supply Has Been Cut Off and the Lake is Rapidly Degenerating Into a Marsh.
|
1890-06-01
|
Anonymous (?Sandy Griswold).
|
|
The Roar of Wings up Hay Creek Valley. An Evening with the Ducks in the Days of Auld Lang Syne. Old Bill's Shooting Lodge on the Shores of the Ricey Hackberry.
|
1904-03-13
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
Robin, the Immaculate.
|
1917-04-15
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Robin Time is on the Way. Red Breast is the Most Friendly of All Birds.
|
1922-02-19
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Robin Red-breast.
|
1891-04-12
|
Smith, Doc George.
|
|
The Last Robin.
|
1919-11-16
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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When the Robins Nest.
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1921-03-27
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Robin Red Breast Spring Harbinger. Groh Interviews the Cheerful Fellow, Who is Perched in a Cherry Tree. Wife to Come Back Later.
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1917-02-13
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Groh, A.R.
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Robins in the Snow.
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1923-03-18
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Roller Coaster (Goldfinch).
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1916-05-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Rosy July Morning in Fair Nebraska).
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1918-07-07
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Ruthless Warfare in Birdland (Sharp-shinned Hawk in Elmwood Ravine).
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1917-04-29
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Saddest of the Year are Fall's Golden Days. A Glance Over the Fields and Woods and What the Birds Are Doing. The Watcher's of the Trails the Most Charming Book of the Year.
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1904-08-21
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Blue Sailor From Eastern Lands.
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1921-08-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Lincoln Salt Lake and the Occurrence of Strepsilas interpes.
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1895-07-01
|
Barbour, Edwin H.
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(Sandhill Crane Hunting on the Sprawling Platte).
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1900-02-10
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Griswold, Sandy.
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(Sandhill Crane on Valentine Streets).
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1883-09-06
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Santee & Hill, Eds. and Props.
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In the Sandhills.
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1896-08-29
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Searle, Burt.
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Save the Birds.
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1877-01-23
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Pearl, China.
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Save the Crows. For They Eat 300 Grasshopper Eggs at a Meal and Nobody Knows How Many Meals They Take a Day.
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1877-03-07
|
Axford, Carr.
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Save the Wild Flowers.
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1920-04-11
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Saving Nature's Wonders (Elmwood Park Work).
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1918-12-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Sawbills in the Sandhills.
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1910-09-25
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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(Scarcity of Wild Fowl in Eastern Nebraska).
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1898-11-06
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Scenes of an Omaha Shooting Party's Outing in the Sandhills - a Woman's Sport.
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1911-10-15
|
(Griswold, Sandy).
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Scenes at the Smith Shooting Shack on the Legendary Platte, West of Shelton.
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1918-11-03
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Scotch Harebells and American Bellflowers.
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1922-08-06
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Boy Scouts and Birds.
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1918-06-23
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Scouts and Birds (Feeding Stations).
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1921-11-27
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Screech Owl Scandal (Elmwood Park).
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1916-02-20
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Ice-sealed Bird Food.
|
1920-02-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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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.
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1913-03-30
|
Sports Writer.
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(Season's Outlook for the Prairie Chicken).
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1898-07-17
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Semi-annual Fall Hunt of the Omaha Sportsman's Club. The Result of One Day's Hunt.
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1871-11-08
|
Editor.
|
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The Sensitive Partridge Pea.
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1921-08-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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(September Days. Waning of Summer. The Meadow Lark and Time for Rail Shooting).
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1899-09-10
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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(September the Hunter's Idyl for Quail and Water Fowl).
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1897-08-29
|
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
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Sequel to a Duck Hunt. One Hunter Unintentionally Perforates Another With Shot.
|
1890-10-18
|
Editor.
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Bird Sermons.
|
1922-10-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Seven Shooters.
|
1881-08-17
|
Editor.
|
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(Several Days Duck Hunting on the Widely Famed Ranch of Charlie Metz).
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1917-12-02
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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Sharpening the Ax (Tree Removal at Elmwood Park).
|
1919-03-02
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Sharp-Shins.
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1923-02-18
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Shooters After Wild Fowl. Open Water and the Spring Flight Brings Out the Gunners in Numerous Force.
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1903-03-15
|
Anonymous.
|
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Shooting Along the Platte. Now and In the Wondrous Days of the Olden Time. Wild Geese in Countless Hordes. Clarks and Its Famous Men - Anser Canadensis and His Snowy Confrere - A One Day's Shoot on the Tortuous Stream.
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1895-11-24
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Duck Shooting Among the Sioux.
|
1894-11-11
|
Lowrey, J.H.
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Duck Shooting Great Sport.
|
1922-10-03
|
Bee reporter.
|
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Shooting Notes from Nebraska.
|
1876-08-17
|
Coveter, R.G.
|
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(Shooting Paradise About Omaha - Woodcock in July).
|
1900-03-11
|
Sportsman, Old (pseud.).
|
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(Shooting Rails and Their Habits).
|
1898-09-11
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Shooting Songbirds.
|
1919-08-24
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Fall Shooting is Not Good. Weather Has Not Been Good for Ducks and They are Gone. Chickens are Also Scarce. Quail Season is at an End-Not Many Good Bags Made-Many Hunters Have Made Several Trials.
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1912-11-17
|
Sports Writer.
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A Shoot of Years Ago on a Bird Now Gone. The Sight of a Flock of Golden Plover Brings Back Old Lang Syne. The Oldster's Lament.
|
1910-03-13
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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They Should Be Abolished.
|
1891-08-16
|
Sporting Editor (Sandy Griswold).
|
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A Showery April Day On the Lowlands at Clark's. After the Elusive Jack, the Prince of All America's Royal Game Birds.
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1906-05-06
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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(Signs of Delightful Spring and Hunting Grounds Along the Bottoms of the Platte River at Rogers).
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1900-02-25
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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The Sinful Bluejay.
|
1922-02-12
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Spizella Monticola (Delightful Singer the Tree Sparrow).
|
1916-01-16
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Joy of Singing (Dickcissel).
|
1922-05-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Sky Guard.
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1922-08-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Slaughter of the Doves.
|
1916-06-18
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Sling-Shot.
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1918-04-14
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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A Small Count. The Annual Fall Hunt of the Omaha Sportsmen's Club. The Game Supper to Take Place at the Grand Central Next Monday Evening.
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1877-10-19
|
Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
|
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Snipe Seeking. How a Well-known Railroad Telegraph Operator of Council Bluffs Bagged His Game and Treated His Friends to a Game Supper.
|
1875-06-29
|
Anonymous
|
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(Spring Snipe Shooting at the Famous Old Grounds at Percival).
|
1898-05-01
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Snow Bunting Once Abundant Now Very Rare.
|
1922-03-12
|
Williams, T.O. and Sandy Griswold.
|
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Snowflake (Snow Buntings Dead at Greeley).
|
1922-03-05
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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First Snow Storm Brings Thrill to Nature Lovers. Charm Still Lingers in the Leafless Woods With Their Alluring Mystery of Wild Life.
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1920-12-05
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Have You Seen a Snowy Owl Lately? Lots of These Strange Birds are Wintering in Nebraska This Year - We Have the Evidence.
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1918-01-20
|
Greenleaf, Miles.
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The Snowy Owl.
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1890-01-16
|
Wolfe, W.M. (Shoshone).
|
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(The Snowy Owl).
|
1889-12-26
|
Hubbard, C.P. and H.
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Snowy Owls.
|
1890-01-30
|
T. F. C.
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Snowy Owls.
|
1891-01-01
|
H.
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Snowy Owls.
|
1922-12-10
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Some Bird (Great Blue Heron).
|
1916-09-17
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Some Lincoln Records.
|
1901-10-01
|
Wolcott, Robert H.
|
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Something About the Birds.
|
1893-09-24
|
Hub (pseud.).
|
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Some Thrushes.
|
1923-05-20
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Some of Our Winter Birds.
|
1899-03-01
|
Carriker, M.A., Jr.
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The Song of Birds.
|
1871-04-08
|
Editor.
|
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Song Birds for Food.
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1919-07-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Song of the Prairie (Meadow Lark).
|
1923-07-22
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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The Song Sparrows.
|
1923-02-04
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Song of the Western Brook. Blood in the Anglers' Veins Again Stirred by the Music.
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1894-07-22
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Southward Bound.
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1917-09-02
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Spare the Birds.
|
1861-03-01
|
Anonymous.
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Spare the Birds.
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1883-08-25
|
Anonymous.
|
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The Sparrows Come.
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1922-09-24
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Speaking About Birds.
|
1916-05-21
|
Editor.
|
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A Dead Game Sport (Chickadee).
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1915-07-25
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Sporting.
|
1856-10-15
|
Anonymous.
|
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The Sporting Tournament at Nebraska City and Bird-Murder.
|
1880-05-07
|
Globe, Lincoln.
|
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Sport of October With Blue Wings. The Precious Little Meteor That Opens the Autumn Shooting. A Day With George Carson on the Reedy Ponds of Fillmore.
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1909-10-10
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Sport for September Days. Health and Pleasure the Object of the True Sportsman.
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1894-09-23
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Sports of the Dog Days. A Glorious Day With the Upland Plover.
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1890-08-03
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Sports of Indian Summer. The Quack of the Mallard Making Music in the Marsh.
|
1891-10-04
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Sportsmanship. City Clerk Taylor's Opinion, Founded on a Recent Days Experience in Snipe Shooting.
|
1877-11-20
|
Zach.
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Sportsmanship. The Grand Spring Attack Upon the Feathered Game. Counting the Game Yesterday - Major Thornburgh's Side the Victors.
|
1878-04-20
|
Herald writer.
|
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(Sportsmen and Affection for the Flicker).
|
1898-09-25
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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(Sportsmen on a Duck and Grouse Shoot by Mumper.)
|
1905-09-24
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Sportsmen Issue a Challenge. The Gun Club Proposes to Go Gunning for a Banquet.
|
1886-09-22
|
Editor.
|
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The Sportsmens Hunt. The Count in Detail Showing the Game that Each Killed. It Was a Bad Day for Ducks. The Club Supper To-night.
|
1875-10-15
|
Herald writer.
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The Sportsmen's Hunt. The Result of a Day's Sport - Count of the Game.
|
1880-10-29
|
Editor.
|
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The Sportsmen's Hunt. Smaller Scores than Usual.
|
1877-10-19
|
Herald writer.
|
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The Spot on the Breast (Tree Sparrow).
|
1920-11-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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Out on the Sprawling Platte in the Fabled Olden Days. Sandy's Thrilling First Hunt on the Platte in Fierce March Blasts.
|
1911-02-26
|
Griswold, Sandy.
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Spreading the Gospel.
|
1918-07-14
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Spring Birds of Nebraska.
|
1883-05-03
|
Hall, A.
|
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Spring Is Coming (Horned Lark). Jack Frost, Costumer.
|
1921-01-30
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
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A Spring Day on the Prairie.
|
1883-10-11
|
Quill.
|
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Spring Days in the Marsh. Prospects Bright for the Most Enchanting of All Outdoor Sport.
|
1894-02-18
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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The Spring Duck Shooting. The Editor, Brewer and Lawyer in the Sandhill Marshes. Blackstone Gets a Crack at a Wolf.
|
1895-04-07
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
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On the Spring Duck Shoot in Nebraska's Sand Hills. Observations of Nature Between Seasons and the Living Things of the Wild.
|
1909-04-11
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
(Spring Fever - Yield to the Feeling).
|
1900-03-18
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
(Spring Goose and Duck Hunting on the Platte).
|
1895-03-31
|
Parmalee, F.S.
|
|
The Spring Hunt. Result of the Count of the Game Killed on Thursday by the Omaha Sportsmen's Club. The Satisfaction Taken by Our Sportsmen in Beating the Council Bluffs Hunters.
|
1876-04-22
|
Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
|
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The Spring Hunt. The Result of the Count of Game at D.C. Sutphen's Store Yesterday.
|
1877-04-15
|
Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
|
|
The Spring Hunt. What Game was Taken by the Sportsmen's Club and Who Did It?
|
1874-04-26
|
Anonymous.
|
|
Spring Notes.
|
1886-04-29
|
Locke, J.F.
|
|
The Spring Procession.
|
1923-04-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
(Spring Season for Wild Fowl Shooting Rapidly Approaching. No Place Excels Ranch of Stilwell).
|
1902-02-23
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
Spring's First Harbinger.
|
1909-02-28
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
The Spring Shooting. Balmy Weather Brings on the Old Fever.
|
1896-02-16
|
Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
|
|
(Spring Shooting of Jack Snipe).
|
1899-04-16
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
No More Spring Shooting.
|
1918-03-03
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
(Spring Shooting Underway and Sportsmen Arriving on the Train).
|
1899-04-02
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
Bird Spring Songs.
|
1923-04-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
The Spring Sparrows.
|
1917-03-18
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
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.
|
1883-03-30
|
Sportsmen commentators.
|
|
Springtime Charm Along the Famous Old Platte.
|
1921-03-06
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
(Spring Wild Fowl Hunting Trip at Stilwell's Ranch, Valentine Lake District).
|
1902-04-20
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
The Squatter Arrives (Cowbird).
|
1918-04-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
The Squeaky Wagonwheel (Morning Birds and Kingbird).
|
1916-06-04
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Squirrels (Audubon and Farmers Campaign).
|
1915-10-31
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
States Sportsmen. The Twelfth Annual Convention and Tournament of the Nimrods of the State of Nebraska. The Association Expresses Itself as Decidedly in Favor of the Abolition of Spring Shooting.
|
1886-06-09
|
Anonymous.
|
|
Stop It - Joe.
|
1916-11-05
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
A Stormy March Day With the Canada Geese. A Thrilling Reminiscence of the Perils of Early Spring Hunting on the Platte.
|
1904-02-21
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
One of Stout's Mysteries.
|
1909-02-21
|
Stout, Edward.
|
|
Will the Strangers Return?
|
1920-11-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
The Strutters (Bronzed Grackle).
|
1923-06-24
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Why Study Birds?
|
1920-12-19
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Studying October Birds.
|
1920-10-24
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Successful Sports. Return of the Hunters. A Fine Lot of Game Bagged and Brought In - The Count for Points - Banquet To-night.
|
1886-10-23
|
Anonymous.
|
|
Get the Suet Ready.
|
1917-11-18
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Suet-Time Has Come.
|
1920-11-14
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Summer Birds - Farewell.
|
1915-09-05
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Summer Birds Here Searching for Homes. Spring's Morning Orchestra Now Greets Ear of the Early Riser. Picking Their Mates.
|
1921-03-20
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
Summer Secrets Revealed.
|
1918-10-13
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Summer's Mystic Visitor.
|
1921-08-07
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
The Summer is Waning (Dickcissel).
|
1920-08-15
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
(Sunset in the Sandhills and Hunting on Lake Creek).
|
1898-11-13
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
Two Kinds of Swans.
|
1913-02-23
|
Campfield, Jno. N. and Sandy Griswold.
|
|
(Swapping Reminiscences at the Gunsmith Shop. Duck Shooting at Horseshoe Lake).
|
1902-03-23
|
Griswold, Sandy and John Hardin.
|
|
Sweet As a Baby's Breath Are the Spring Flowers. In the Woods on the River Road—The Gamest Bird That Ever Spread Wing Is Our Common Jacksnipe.
|
1905-04-16
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
Sweetest Note of All (Western Meadowlark).
|
1916-03-26
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
(Sweet Spring Time for Sportsman).
|
1900-03-25
|
Griswold, Sandy and A. Hazleton.
|
|
Taking an Early Morning Hike With Bird Lovers is Rare Treat for Uninitiated. Amateur Accompanies Ornithologists on Trip Through Woods and Canons of Fontenelle Reserve; Annual Warbler Day Held Saturday at Child's Point.
|
1918-05-12
|
Gudmundsen, Mabel.
|
|
Tales of Omaha Nimrods. A Symposium of Hunting Episodes Told by Old Sportsmen.
|
1885-10-31
|
Editor.
|
|
The Tardy Nesters (Goldfinch and Mourning Dove).
|
1919-09-07
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Teachers Brave Rain to Go Bird Studying. Twenty-five Visit Elmwood Park, Led by Audubon Society Representatives. David Waterman Discovers Scarlet Tanager, First Seen There for Years.
|
1916-04-30
|
Anonymous.
|
|
Teacher! Teacher! (Ovenbird).
|
1919-05-25
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Teaching Birds War Stuff.
|
1918-10-20
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Teaching or Instinct Which Guides Our Birds. An Interesting Problem to the Students of Nature.
|
1910-04-17
|
L. L. B.
|
|
Teeter-tail (Spotted Sandpiper).
|
1916-10-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
In the Teeth of the Storm (Red Crossbill).
|
1917-12-16
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
On the Wire (Telegraph Line Bird Lore).
|
1916-07-02
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
The Tenderest Time of All (Breeding Birds).
|
1917-03-25
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
That Game Pocket.
|
1892-07-28
|
Hubbard, C.P.
|
|
Thoughts That Come With a Perfect Autumn Day.
|
1916-10-01
|
Griswold, Sandy and Sam Richmond.
|
|
(Thrill of Hunting Quail in October).
|
1898-10-16
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
Time of the Hunter's Idyl. Prospects Good for Capital Sport Among the Wild Fowl This Fall.
|
1892-10-02
|
Griswold, Sandy.
|
|
The Time for Nest Hunting.
|
1920-05-16
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
(Likelihood of a Final Total Annihilation of the Water Fowl Family).
|
1901-04-07
|
Griswold, Sandy and Miscellaneous.
|
|
Tough on the Birds (Floods).
|
1919-06-08
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Myadestes townsendii in Nebraska.
|
1890-10-01
|
Toppan, George L.
|
|
No Sale of Fowl and Fish Now. Traffic in Game Shut off by Passage of Bill.
|
1907-02-24
|
Anonymous.
|
|
Tragedy of the Albino (Robin).
|
1920-07-04
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
A Tramp Through Woods and Marshes in Western Iowa.
|
1892-09-01
|
Trostler, Isador S.
|
|
The Fall Travelers.
|
1915-10-03
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
The Tree Doctors.
|
1915-08-22
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Treetop Twitterings.
|
1916-04-02
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Trickery in Birdland.
|
1915-08-01
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Our Trip to Birdland.
|
1909-06-13
|
Johnson, Frances.
|
|
(Trip to Sandhills of Loup River).
|
1889-01-10
|
Wolfe, W.M.—Shoshone.
|
|
Triumph for the Birds (Federal Law Against Spring Shooting).
|
1916-08-27
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
Trophies of Their Trip. Captain Worley's Side Victorious in the Gun Club Shoot.
|
1886-10-23
|
Anonymous.
|
|
A Tufted Treat (Tufted Titmouse).
|
1918-04-21
|
Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
|
|
(Summer Upland Plover Hunt Southwest of Omaha Along the Papio Bottoms).
|
1899-07-23
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Upland Plover in Nebraska.
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1890-08-14
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Griswold, Sandy - S.G.
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(Upland Plover Are In and the Sportsman Afield).
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1898-07-10
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Griswold, Sandy.
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A Day With the Uplands Makes the Blood Tingle. Out on Old Filmore's Fair Pastures, Where the Solidago Waves It's Golden Plumes.
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1905-08-06
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Griswold, Sandy.
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(Upland Shooting and Lore of the Upland Plover).
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1900-02-04
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Upper Loupe. Details of a Scout up the Loupe of Company N, 2d Cavalry.
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1872-11-06
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C.E.
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Are You Upset (Nuthatch)?
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1922-11-05
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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An Upside-Down Bird (Nuthatches).
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1916-01-23
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Urges Support of Bird Sanctuary. Ernest Harold Bayne, Famous Naturalist, Talks Before Omaha Commercial Club. Big Tract Will Be Set Aside.
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1916-03-13
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Bee reporter.
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Useful Birds to the Farmer.
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1861-05-01
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Ream, H.
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Many Vagrant Thoughts That Come With the Summer Days.
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1919-05-25
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Valley Wild Bird Club is Pushing Conservation Under Guidance of Miss Mutz.
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1916-05-28
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Anonymous.
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A Veritable Gunners' Paradise.
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1894-08-12
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Griswold, Sandy.
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A Very Sensible Bird (Ovenbird).
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1917-06-24
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Victory for the Birds.
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1922-01-15
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Virginia Creeper.
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1920-10-17
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A New Visitor (Townsend Solitaire at Elmwood Park).
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1920-01-04
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A Visit From the Sparrows.
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1918-09-22
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Very Vivacious Vireos.
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1917-06-17
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Waiting on the Wire.
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1917-09-09
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Walking - and the Woods.
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1915-05-16
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Wandering up the Legendary Old River Road).
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1918-09-29
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Warblers.
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1916-05-07
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Warblers are Coming!
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1920-04-25
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Warblers Going South.
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1920-08-29
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Warblers Returning.
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1919-04-20
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Water-Pepper.
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1922-09-03
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Waxwings are Drilling.
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1923-04-01
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Waxwings (Migratory Songsters at Elmwood Park).
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1916-04-16
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Waxwings.
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1920-02-01
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Weather.
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1858-03-10
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Robertson, T.H., editor.
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A Week in Nebraska.
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1889-10-10
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Wolfe, W. M.—Shoshone.
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A Welcome Comedian (Red-headed Woodpecker).
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1921-05-15
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Welcome Strangers!
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1920-04-18
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Welcome Stranger (Warblers).
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1919-05-18
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Wet Weather Birds.
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1877-06-21
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Carter, R.G.
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When the Platte Gave Up Its Dead. Old Trapper of South Dakota Tells a Weird Story of Early Days in Nebraska. Michael Donovan Disappeared in the Stream and Later He Came Out a Petrified Man.
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1901-08-25
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Anonymous and Jard Thomasen.
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Where There Are Birds.
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1922-07-09
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Where Are the Bluebirds?
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1918-05-05
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Where the Scent is Sweet.
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1920-08-08
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Where's Our Summer Birds. A Brief Treatise Upon the Feathered Family of Nebraska.
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1894-09-16
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Dr. Whinnery's Collection Proves Him the Real Bird Man.
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1911-09-10
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Anonymous.
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Whispers in the Night.
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1918-09-15
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Whispers in the Sky.
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1923-02-11
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Whistle of the Upland. Fine Sport for the Gunners on the Hillsides and Meadows.
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1895-07-28
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Whistle of the Upland Plover.
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1893-07-16
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Whistling Cardinals.
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1923-03-11
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A White Grackle.
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1899-02-01
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Colby, F.A.
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(Whooping Crane Habits on the Platte River).
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1918-12-01
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Whooping Crane.
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1916-03-19
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O'Sullivan, John Bernard = Tom Moore.
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Wild Birds Lured to Protect Native Trees in Unique Way. How Omaha Man Solved the Problem by Making Mr. Woodpecker and Family Take Up a Permanent Residence Along With Other Feathered Enemies of Destructive Worms and Bugs.
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1912-08-18
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Anonymous.
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Cats and Birds.
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1915-11-14
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Wild Flowers in Need of Protection to Save Them. Many Varieties in Danger of Extinction by the Thoughtless Taking of Their Blossoms.
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1922-04-02
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Wild Fowler's Harbor Out in the Sandhills.
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1913-11-16
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Griswold, Sandy.
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On a Wild Goose Chase. How Some Omaha Sports Spent Easter Sunday Shooting on a Sandbar. Mike Marley's Hospitality - At the Camp - In the Pits - At Dinner - Story of a Great Day.
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1890-04-13
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World-Herald staff writer.
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(Wild Pigeon Killed From Flock Near Papillion).
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1895-11-17
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Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
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Wild Pigeons in Nebraska.
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1897-09-25
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W. F. R(ightmire).
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The Wild Strawberry.
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1921-04-24
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Will the Time Come When the Birds Are Gone?
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1922-01-08
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Wilson's Snipe.
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1892-05-01
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Trostler, Isador S.
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Winged Game. The Splendid Sport it Affords on Nebraska Waters. A Roving Hunter Tries It and Gives His Opinion.
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1880-11-12
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Tucker, S.A. and J.W. Petty.
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The Winged Irish Comedian (Short-eared Owl and Other Useful Owls).
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1918-02-10
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Our Bird Farmers.
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1918-12-29
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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What Are They Here For?
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1921-10-09
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Winter Birds Linger North.
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1920-12-12
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Winter Birds.
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1918-12-22
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Winter Bird Features (Bird Study and Hiking).
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1920-01-11
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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A Winter Day on Glorious Old Hackberry.
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1915-12-05
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Griswold, Sandy.
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(Winter Mallard Shooting on the Platte River at Clarks).
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1901-12-15
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Winter Mandolins (Goldfinches).
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1923-01-14
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Winter Mourning Doves.
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1922-02-26
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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(Winter Quail Hunting at Clarks).
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1901-01-06
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Our Little Winter Visitants Welcome as Those of Summer. With Chickadee, Downy, Titmouse, Bluejay, Redbird, Junco and Sparrow Among the Commonest.
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1920-12-19
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Winter Wren.
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1916-12-17
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Witchery (Common Yellowthroat).
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1915-06-13
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Witching Hour.
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1922-04-09
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Robt. Wolcott on the Dove; Plea for an Open Season.
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1919-06-15
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Griswold, Sandy and Robert H. Wolcott.
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A Lost Bird Returns to His Haunts of Old.
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1919-07-20
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Griswold, Sandy.
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The Woodcock's Song.
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1890-03-12
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Anonymous.
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A Woodland Building Show (Bird Breeding Activity).
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1923-02-25
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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This Woodpecker Laid Seventy-One Eggs, says Dr. Towne.
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1919-08-25
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Bee writer.
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The Woods and Waters. A Weekly Ramble with the Devotees of Rod and Gun.
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1896-08-23
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Griswold, Sandy, Sporting Editor.
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Wood Thrush.
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1922-07-02
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Wounded While Hunting.
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1891-04-10
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Editor.
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The Year's Bird Periods; When They Come and Go. Many Hardly Arrive Before They Make Ready to Leave Again. An Autumn Ramble Through the Bird Arcadia of the Elkhorn Woods.
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1908-05-17
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Yellow Breasted Chat Is Hard to Find, Hard to See.
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1922-05-14
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Griswold, Sandy.
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Young Birds of Today.
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1920-07-18
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Young Hunters. The Annual Spring Hunt of the Field Sportsmen's Club Last Tuesday. Pretty Good Shooting for Young Fellers.
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1877-04-20
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Field Sportmen's Club.
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The Young Hunters. They Failed to Shoot Enough Game for the Supper, Which Consequently has Been Postponed. Two of the Club Were Nearly Drowned While Crossing the Platte in a Hunting Boat.
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1877-10-25
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Field Sportmen's Club.
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Young Orioles.
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1920-09-05
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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Youngsters and Songsters (Bird Study).
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1916-01-30
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Editor (possibly Greenleaf).
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The Beautiful Birds.
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1877-11-24
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J.C. Crawford
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Game.
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1867-05-07
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(Unlisted)
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A Grand Hunt.
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1873-10-04
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Editor
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Gold Hunters.
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1875-10-15
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William H. Burns
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Ad Infinitum!
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1877-10-23
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(Unlisted)
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The Omaha Shooting Club.
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1871-11-04
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Editor
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Omaha Sportsmen's Club.
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1877-11-24
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Editor
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Remarkable Shooting.
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1878-04-23
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(Unlisted)
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The Count.
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1876-04-22
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Editor
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Out of Season.
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1879-02-20
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Editor
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Snipe Shooting in Nebraska.
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1877-11-14
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Rob White
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