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• Saddest of the Year are Fall's Golden Days - A Glance Over the Fields and Woods and What the Birds Are Doing
  Sandy Griswold. August 21, 1904. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 39(326): 18.
• Sandhill Crane Hunting on the Sprawling Platte (1888)
  Sandy Griswold. February 10, 1900. [Sandhill Crane Hunting on the Sprawling Platte.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 35(133): 18. Has a sketch of three flying cranes for the starting paragraph.
• Sandhill Crane on Valentine Streets (1883)
  Santee & Hill, Eds. and Props. September 6, 1883. [Sandhill Crane on Valentine Streets.] Valentine Reporter 1(19): 1. Town and County news.
• Sandhills Magpie - Brush Creek, Cherry County
  Sandy Griswold. April 3, 1910. Sunday World-Herald 45(27): 10-W.
• Save the Birds Letter (1877)
  China Pearl. January 23, 1877. Omaha Daily Herald 12(72): 2.
• Save the Crows - For They Eat 300 Grasshopper Eggs at a Meal and Nobody Knows How Many Meals They Take a Day (1877)
  March 7, 1877. Omaha Daily Republican 19(219): 4.
• Save the Wild Flowers - Button Should Read Don't Pick
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 11, 1920. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(29): 12-E. A nature editorial.
• Saving Nature's Wonders - Stop Men Working in the Woods at Elmwood Park (December 1918)
  Editor [possibly Greenleaf]. December 8, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(10): 8-E.
• Sawbills in the Sandhills - Mergansers at Lena
  Gus Smith and Sandy Griswold. September 25, 1910. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 45(52): 2-S.
• Says One Month Enough to Hunt Prairie Chickens
  September 24, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(49=52): 3-W.
• Scarcity of Wild Fowl in Eastern Nebraska - Forest, Field and Stream (1898)
  Sandy Griswold. November 6, 1898. [Scarcity of Wild Fowl in Eastern Nebraska.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 34(37): 24.
• Scenes at the Smith Shooting Shack on the Legendary Central Platte River
  Sandy Griswold. November 3, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(5): 14-N. With five pictures by P.J. McAndrews, staff photographer.
• Scenes of an Omaha Shooting Party's Outing at Krumpf Lake - A Woman's Sport
  [Sandy Griswold?]. October 15, 1911. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 47(3): 3-M. Includes five pictures. Obvious typographic errors corrected.
• Scotch Harebells and American Bellflowers
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 6, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(42=45): 10-E. A nature editorial.
• Scouts and Birds - Suet Feeding Stations in Campaign for Winter Bird Feeding
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 27, 1921. Scouts and Birds [Feeding Stations]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(9): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Screech Owl Scandal - At Omaha Parks and Woods - Red and Grey Owls at Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 20, 1916. Screech Owl Scandal [Elmwood Park]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(21): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Season's Outlook for the Prairie Chicken (1898)
  July 17, 1898. [Season's Outlook for the Prairie Chicken.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 33(290): 24.
• See! See! See! - Kinglets One of Tiniest and Loveliest Songsters
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 29, 1922. See! See! See [Kinglets]! Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(5): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Semi-annual Fall Hunt of the Omaha Sportsman's Club - The Result of One Day's Hunt (1871)
  November 8, 1871. Omaha Weekly Tribune and Republican 13(33): 4.
• Sensitive Partridge Pea - Known by Friends of the Wayside
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 7, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(45): 8-E. A nature editorial.
• September Days - Waning of Summer - The Meadow Lark and Time for Rail Shooting (1899)
  Sandy Griswold. September 10, 1899. [September Days. Waning of Summer. The Meadow Lark and Time for Rail Shooting.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 34(345): 8.
• September the Hunter's Idyl for Quail and Water Fowl (1897)
  Sandy Griswold, Sporting Editor. August 29, 1897. [September the Hunter's Idyl for Quail and Water Fowl.] Omaha Sunday Bee p. 7.
• Sequel to a Duck Hunt - One Hunter Unintentionally Perforates Another With Shot (1890)
  October 18, 1890. Omaha Daily World-Herald 26(18): 5.
• Seven Shooters at Norfolk (1881)
  August 17, 1881. Norfolk Times 1(39): 4.
• Several Days Duck Hunting on the Metz Ranch
  Sandy Griswold. December 2, 1917. [Several days duck hunting on the widely famed ranch of Charlie Metz.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(9): 4-S.
• Sharp-Shins - Swift and Gloriously Painted Little Tiger of the Air
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 18, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(21): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Sharpening the Ax - Tree Removal at Elmwood Park (March 1919)
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 2, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(22): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Shooters After Wild Fowl - Open Water and the Spring Flight Brings Out the Gunners
  March 15, 1903. Omaha Sunday Bee page 11.
• Shooting Along the Platte - Now and In the Wondrous Days of the Olden Time - Wild Geese in Countless Hordes - Clarks and Its Famous Men (1895)
  November 24, 1895. Omaha Sunday Bee p. 18.
• Shooting Notes from Jackson Station (1876)
  August 17, 1876. Forest and Stream 7(2): 27.
• Shooting Paradise About Omaha - Chicken and Fowl - Woodcock in July (1875)
  Old Sportsman [pseud.]. March 11, 1900. [Shooting Paradise About Omaha - Woodcock in July.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 35(161): 23. Forest, Field and Stream column.
• Shooting Rails and Their Habits (1898)
  Sandy Griswold. September 11, 1898. [Shooting Rails and Their Habits.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 33(346): 20. Forest, Field and Stream.
• Shooting Songbirds - Foreign-born Inhabitants Ignore Law - Sheriff on Patrol
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 24, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(47): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• Signs of Delightful Spring and Hunting Grounds Along the Bottoms of the Platte River at Rogers (1886)
  Sandy Griswold. February 25, 1900. [Signs of Delightful Spring and Hunting Grounds Along the Bottoms of the Platte River at Rogers.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 35(147): 23. A Flicker adorns the sketch-letter of the first paragraph.
• Sky Guard - Heavens Alive with Soaring and Fluttering Feathered Creatures
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 13, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(43=46): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Slaughter of the Doves - Direct Violation of the Law
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 18, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(38): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Sling-Shot - Boy With Weapon - Birds Sure to be Victims
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 14, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(28): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Snipe Seeking - How a Well-known Railroad Telegraph Operator of Council Bluffs Bagged His Game and Treated His Friends to a Game Supper (1875)
  June 29, 1875. Omaha Daily Republican 18(23): 4.
• Snow Bunting Once Abundant Now Very Rare
  T.O. Williams and Sandy Griswold. March 12, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(21=24): 3-W.
• Snow on the Mountains in Prairie Land
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 8, 1920. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(45): 6-E. A nature editorial.
• Snowflake - Hundreds of Snow Buntings Dead at Greeley
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 5, 1922. Snowflake [Snow Buntings Dead at Greeley]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(20=23): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Snowy Owl - Edgar (December 1890)
  January 1, 1891. Forest and Stream 35(24): 472.
• Snowy Owl - Schuyler (1889)
  January 30, 1890. Forest and Stream 34(2): 23.
• Snowy Owl at Happy Hollow Golf Course - Shooting Birds
  Editor [possibly Greenleaf]. December 10, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(11): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• Some Bird - the Great Blue Heron
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 17, 1916. Some Bird [Great Blue Heron]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(51): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Some Lincoln Bird Observation Records
  Robert H. Wolcott. 1901. Proceedings of the Nebraska Ornithologists' Union 2: 99-100.
• Some Thrushes - An Unusual Plentitude In the Residential Section
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 20, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(34): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Some of Our Winter Birds (1899)
  March 1899. Osprey 3(7): 104-105.
• Something About the Birds - Game Fowl About Broken Bow
  September 24, 1893. Omaha Sunday Bee page 18.
• Song Birds for Food - New York and Omaha Foreign Colony
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 13, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(41): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• Song Sparrows - Considerable Numbers Hiding and Darting About in the Brush
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 4, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(19): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Song of the Prairie - Meadowlark Song a Natural Expression of Field and Hill
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 22, 1923. Song of the Prairie [Meadow Lark]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(43): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Song of the Western Brook - Blood in the Anglers' Veins Again Stirred by the Music (1894)
  Sandy Griswold. July 22, 1894. Omaha Sunday Bee p. 7. Includes two small sketches.
• Southward Bound - American Redstarts Heading a Myriad of Warblers on Migration
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 2, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(49): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Spare the Birds - Columbus (1883)
  Anonymous. August 25, 1883. Columbus Democrat 4(21): 5.
• Spare the Birds Editorial (1861)
  March 1861. The Nebraska Farmer and Western Educational Advocate.
• Sparrows Come - With Advent of Fall Comes a Welcome Visitation From the North
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 24, 1922. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 57(49=52): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• Speaking About Birds - York Editorial on Omaha World-Herald Bird Editorials (May 1916)
  Editor. May 21, 1916. Speaking About Birds. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(34): 4-E. Reprint of editorial on bird editorials in World-Herald.
• Spizella Monticola - Delightful Singer the Tree Sparrow
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 16, 1916. Spizella Monticola [Delightful Singer the Tree Sparrow]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(16): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Sport for September Days - Health and Pleasure the Object of the True Sportsman (1894)
  Sandy Griswold. September 23, 1894. Omaha Sunday Bee p. 10.
• Sport of October With Blue Wings Opens the Autumn Shooting - With Carson on the Reedy Ponds of Fillmore County
  Sandy Griswold. October 10, 1909. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 45(2): 9-E.
• Sporting - After Game in 1856
  October 15, 1856. Omaha Nebraskian 2(38): 3.
• Sporting Tournament at Nebraska City and Bird-Murder (May 1880)
  May 7, 1880. Omaha Weekly Herald 15(32): 6. Results of the hunt in the May 14 issue; no details on birds.
• Sports in Hot Weather - The Destructive Club Hunt
  Sporting Editor [Sandy Griswold]. July 24, 1892. Omaha Sunday Bee 22(36): 16. Portion of column. Points for game given in The Bee 28 August 1892.
• Sports of Early Winter - The Fall Wild Fowl Season
  Sporting Editor [Sandy Griswold]. December 6, 1891. Omaha Sunday Bee 21(172): 15. Portion of column.
• Sports of Indian Summer - Quack of the Mallard Making Music in the Marsh
  Sandy Griswold. October 4, 1891. Omaha Sunday Bee 21(108): 13.
• Sports of the Dog Days - A Glorious Day With the Upland Plover
  Sandy Griswold. August 3, 1890. Omaha Sunday Bee 20(46): 9. Opening sports page story.
• Sportsmanship - City Clerk Taylor's Opinion, Founded on a Recent Days Experience in Snipe Shooting (1877)
  Zach. November 20, 1877. Omaha Daily Herald 13(32): 4.
• Sportsmanship - The Grand Spring Attack Upon the Feathered Game - Counting the Game Yesterday (1878)
  Herald writer. April 20, 1878. Omaha Daily Herald 13(155): 8. Article repeated April 21, 1878.
• Sportsmen Issue a Challenge - Omaha Gun Club Proposes to Go Gunning for a Banquet (1886)
  September 22, 1886. Omaha Daily World 2(26): 4.
• Sportsmen Report on A Duck and Grouse Shoot by Mumper
  September 24, 1905. [Sportsmen on a duck and grouse shoot by Mumper.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 40(359): 14. Portion of column.
• Sportsmen and Affection for the Flicker (1898)
  September 25, 1898. [Sportsmen and Affection for the Flicker.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 33(360): 23.
• Spot on the Breast - Very Distinguished and Valuable Tree Sparrow
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 7, 1920. The Spot on the Breast [Tree Sparrow]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(6): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• Spreading the Gospel - Louisville Editorial Against Shooting Robins
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 14, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(41): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Spring Birds of Nebraska (1880)
  May 3, 1883. Forest and Stream 20(14): 265-266. Also: 5/10, Forest and Stream 20(15): 284.
• Spring Days in the Marsh - Prospects Bright for the Most Enchanting of All Outdoor Sport (1894)
  Sandy Griswold. February 18, 1894. Omaha Sunday Bee p. 16.
• Spring Fever - Yield to the Feeling
  Sandy Griswold. March 18, 1900. [Spring Fever - Yield to the Feeling]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 35(168): 18.
• Spring Goose and Duck Hunting on the Platte (1895)
  March 31, 1895. [Spring Goose and Duck Hunting on the Platte.] Omaha Sunday Bee p. 11.
• Spring Hunt - Result of the Count of the Game Killed on Thursday by the Omaha Sportsmen's Club (April 1876)
  April 22, 1876. Omaha Daily Republican 18(259): 4.
• Spring Hunt - The Result of the Count of Game at D.C. Sutphen's Store Yesterday (April 1877)
  April 15, 1877. Omaha Daily Republican 19(252): 4. Similar report April 15, 1877. Omaha Daily Herald 12(157): 4.
• Spring Hunt - What Game was Taken by the Sportsmen's Club and Who Did It (April 1874)
  April 26, 1874. Omaha Daily Herald 9(172): 4. Also April 24, 1874 in Omaha Weekly Herald 9(31): 4.
• Spring Is Coming - Advent of the Horned Lark - Jack Frost, Costumer
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 30, 1921. Spring Is Coming [Horned Lark]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(16=18): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Spring Notes - Salem, Richardson County (1886)
  April 29, 1886. Forest and Stream 26: 263.
• Spring Procession - Covering of the Earth is Changing
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 8, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(28): 8-E. A nature editorial.
• Spring Season for Wild Fowl Shooting Rapidly Approaching - No Place Excels Ranch of Stilwell
  Sandy Griswold. February 23, 1902. [Spring season for wild fowl shooting rapidly approaching. No place excels ranch of Stilwell]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 37(146): 18.
• Spring Shooting Underway and Sportsmen Arriving on the Train (1899)
  Sandy Griswold. April 2, 1899. [Spring Shooting Underway and Sportsmen Arriving on the Train.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 34(184): 23.
• Spring Shooting of Jack Snipe (1899)
  Sandy Griswold. April 16, 1899. [Spring Shooting of Jack Snipe.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 34(198): 23.
• Spring Snipe Shooting at the Famous Old Grounds at Percival
  Sandy Griswold. May 1, 1898. [Spring Snipe Shooting at the Famous Old Grounds at Percival]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 33(213): 11. Portion of Forest, Field and Stream column.
• Spring Sparrows - Migration of Harris's and Song Sparrows
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 18, 1917. The Spring Sparrows. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(25): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Spring Sport - Changes of the Flight of Ducks This Season - Cornfield Shooting Along the Platte - Decoys Much in Use (March 1882)
  March 30, 1883. Omaha Weekly Herald 18(26): 3.
• Spring Wild Fowl Hunting Trip at Stilwell's Ranch at Hackberry Lake, Valentine Lake District
  Sandy Griswold. April 20, 1902. [Spring wild fowl hunting trip at Stilwell's ranch, Valentine Lake District.] Omaha Sunday World-Herald 37(202): 18. Continues: 4/27, 37(209): 18; 5/4, 37(216): 18; 5/11, 37(223):18; 5/18, 37(230): 18; 5/25, 37(237): 18; 6/1, 37(244): 20; 6/8, 37(251): 18; 6/15, 37(258): 18; 6/29, 37(272): 18; and 7/6, 37(279): 21. Part of Forest Field and Stream column. Spelling changed to correct Stilwell from Stillwell.
• Spring's First Harbinger - Crows in the Missouri Valley - Spring Shooting
  Sandy Griswold, editor. February 28, 1909. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 44(22): 4-S. Portion of Forest Field and Stream column.
• Springtime Charm Along the Famous Old Platte River
  March 6, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(28): 3-W.
• Squatter Arrives - Cowbird Sign Spring is Here
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 7, 1918. The Squatter Arrives [Cowbird]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(27): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Squeaky Wagonwheel - Morning Birds and the Kingbird
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 4, 1916. The Squeaky Wagonwheel [Morning Birds and Kingbird]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(36): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Squirrels - Real Estate Exchange, Audubon and Farmers Campaign Against Destroyer of Eggs and Nests
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 31, 1915. Squirrels [Audubon and Farmers Campaign]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(5): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• States Sportsmen - The Twelfth Annual Convention and Tournament - Association Expresses Itself in Favor of the Abolition of Spring Shooting (1886)
  June 9, 1886. Omaha Republican page 1. State tournament results not included.
• Stop Elmwood Woods Clearing Work Commissioner Hummel (November 1916)
  Editor. November 5, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(6): 4-E.
• Strutters - Bronzed Grackles Verily Strut in Their Glory
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 24, 1923. The Strutters [Bronzed Grackle]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(39): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Studying October Birds - Creatures of the Air Passing on Their Migration
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 24, 1920. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(4): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Successful Sports - Return of the Hunters - A Fine Lot of Game Bagged and Brought In - The Count for Points - Banquet Tonight (1886)
  October 23, 1886. Omaha Republican p. 5.
• Suet for the Songsters - Omaha Bird Conservation and Interest - Suet Feeding Campaign
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 12, 1916. Suet for the Songsters. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(7): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Suet-Time Has Come - Advent of Cold Weather the Time to Care for Winter Birds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 14, 1920. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(7): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Summer Birds Farewell - Feathered Rascals Leave for the Balmy South
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 5, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(49): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Summer Birds Here Searching for Homes - Spring's Morning Orchestra Now Greets Ear of the Early Riser
  March 20, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(25): 3-W.
• Summer Secrets Revealed - Finding Bird Nests of the Past Season
  October 13, 1918. Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(2): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Summer is Waning - Dickcissel Scarce and Song is Fading
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 15, 1920. The Summer is Waning [Dickcissel]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(46): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Summer's Mystic Visitor - Cuckoo Arrival and Notes
  August 8, 1921. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 56(45): 15-N.
• Sunset in the Sandhills and Hunting on the Lake Creek Marshes (1898)
  Sandy Griswold. November 13, 1898. [Sunset in the Sandhills and Hunting on the Lake Creek marshes.] Forest, Field and Stream column. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 34(44): 24. Continues: 11/20, 34(51): 23; 11/27, 34(58): 24; 12/4, 34(65): 23; 12/11, 34(72): 21, 24; and 12/18, 34(79): 22-23; 12/25, 34(86): 24; 1/8/1899, 34(100): 21; 1/15, 34(107): 16; and 1/22, 34(114): 24. Revision reprinted 1/26/1908 to 3/22. Quotes similar as well as text blocks.
• Swapping Reminiscences at the Gunsmith Shop - Duck Shooting at Horseshoe Lake (1883)
  Sandy Griswold and John Hardin. March 23, 1902. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 37(174): 18. Forest, Field and Stream column.
• 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 Jacksnipe
  April 16, 1905. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 40(198): 15. Includes the stories on flora and wood duck with a sketch.
• Sweet Spring Time for Sportsman
  Sandy Griswold. March 25, 1900. [Sweet Spring Time for Sportsman]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 35(175): 20. Portion of column.
• Sweetest Note of All - Songs of the Western Meadowlark
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 26, 1916. Sweetest Note of All [Western Meadowlark]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(26): 4-E. A bird editorial.

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