Articles published in the 1910s

• A Woodcock Returns to Haunts of Old
  July 20, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(42): 13-N. Repeats much of a 4 March 1900 column. This portion is not repeated here. The name used with this article was George A. Hoagland, not John Petty. There were also a few trivial deletions of words in this version.
• Early Hunting Days, Woodcock Habits and Days Afield
  Sandy Griswold. March 4, 1900. [Early Hunting Days, Woodcock Habits and Days Afield]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 35(154): 23. Most of this column repeated in 20 July 1919 article.
• A Stormy March Day - Thrilling Reminiscence of the Perils of Early Spring Hunting on the Platte
  Sandy Griswold. February 21, 1904. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 42=39(144): 18. Story repeated January 30, 1921.
• One Day Chicken Shoot Told a Pleasant Way - Recalling the Blessed Memories of a Trio of Omaha's Earliest Sportsmen (1881)
  A.T. White. August 9, 1908. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 43(45): 2-M. Reprinted: An Old Nebraskan. February 1, 1914. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 49(18): 2-S. Forest Field and Stream column.
• Delightful April Days Along Old Mormon Trail
  April 1, 1923. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 58(27): 4-W. Portions of column used on 5 May 1918 and on 19 Apr 1908.
• 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 (1887)
  Sandy Griswold. March 13, 1910. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 45(24): 10-E.
• An Idyl of October Amid Gray Sandhills - A Quiet Story of a Quiet Hunt in Cherry County
  Sandy Griswold. November 6, 1910. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 46(6): 2-S.
• An Old Day Legend of the Curo Springs - Fountains of Health to the Early Settlers and Indians
  Sandy Griswold. August 28, 1910. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 45(48): 7-N. Forest Field and Stream.
• Birds on Our Street - Feathered Choristers Who Salute the Coming Day With Notes of Joy
  May 8, 1910. Omaha Sunday Bee 39(47): 3-E. Typographic errors corrected.
• Holt County Common Snipe - Historic Nesting and Egg Notes
  Sandy Griswold. August 28, 1910. Nebraska jack snipe. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 45(48): 7-N. Portion of Forest, Field and Stream column.
• Sawbills in the Sandhills - Mergansers at Lena
  Gus Smith and Sandy Griswold. September 25, 1910. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 45(52): 2-S.
• Teaching or Instinct Which Guides Our Birds - An Interesting Problem to the Students of Nature
  April 17, 1910. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 45(29): 8-E.
• That Old Queen Ann's Musket of Stout Household - Its Pristine Glories (ca. 1885)
  Edward. Stout. August 7, 1910. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 45(45): 7-N.
• The Last of the Whoopers and a Recall of Early Days
  Sandy Griswold. January 9, 1910. The last of the whoopers and a recall of early days. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 45(15): 10-N. Includes a picture portrait of Griswold.
• Birds Up the River Road North of Florence - Nesting Kentucky Warbler
  June 25, 1911. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 46(39): 2-S. Portion of column.
• Dr. Whinnery's Bird Specimen Collection Proves Him the Real Bird Man
  September 10, 1911. Omaha Sunday Bee 41(12): 1 in home magazine section. With several pictures. Typographic errors corrected.
• Dundee Mocking Bird (May 1911)
  May 7, 1911. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 46(32): 4-S.
• Maurer is Taken by Game Wardens - Manager Clark of the Milliard Pays a Fine for Keeping Game
  May 10, 1911. Omaha Morning Bee 40(279): 11.
• O, You Duck Hunt - Spring Poetry
  February 2, 1911. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 46(19): 10-N.
• Our Bird Neighbors - 400 Species in Nebraska More Than Half of American Birds - Their Habits, Songs, Plumage, and Where Found Around Omaha
  July 16, 1911. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 46(42): 3-M. With a picture of Towne and mounts of four species. Spelling corrections made.
• Out on the Sprawling Platte in the Fabled Olden Days (1888)
  Sandy Griswold. February 26, 1911. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 46(22): 10-E. Also: 3/12, 46(24): 1-S.
• 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.
• A Memory of a Hunters Haven on the Fabled Platte (1888)
  Sandy Griswold. January 7, 1912. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 47(15): 2-S.
• Days With the Sandhill Crane a Quarter of a Century Ago (1888)
  May 12, 1912. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 47(33): 2-S.
• Ducks are Now on the Wing - Big Flight Expected Here from the North - Young Birds Coming First
  September 29, 1912. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(15): 4-S.
• Fall Shooting is Not Good - Weather Not Good for Ducks and They are Gone - Chickens are Also Scarce - Quail Season End
  November 17, 1912. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(22): 4-S.
• Fine Fall Spoils Shooting - Weather Too Good for the Men Behind the Hammerless - No Big Flight Now Likely - Birds Doing Well Up North
  October 27, 1912. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(19): 4-S.
• For the Chickadees - Turner Park Birds and Suet Feeder
  December 22, 1912. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 48(12): 2-S. Portion of column.
• Hunters Declare Against the Spring Shooting of Ducks
  March 31, 1912. Omaha Sunday Bee 41(41): 4S.
• Hunters Expect a Harvest - Omaha Sportsmen Hie Themselves to Lake and Field - Ducks and Prairie-Chickens Plentiful - Big Birds Appear
  October 13, 1912. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(17): 4-S.
• Hunters Find Poor Picking - Weather Too Pleasant to Bag Waterfowl - Quail Season Open - Nimrods Scour the Fields
  November 3, 1912. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(20): 4-S.
• Hunters' Moon Approaches - With First Blustery Weather Ducks and Geese Will Arrive - Jacksnipe Shooting
  October 6, 1912. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(16): 2-S.
• Hunting Season Fruitless - Weather Has Been Too Mild to Suit Knights of the Gun
  November 24, 1912. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(23): 4-S.
• Hunting Season Nears End - Most Game Birds Have Moved to Winter Home - Rabbit Hunting Left - Local Hunters Luck
  December 8, 1912. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(25): 3-S.
• Nebraska Birds Are Right There as Architects - From Humming Bird With His Beautiful Lichen-covered Tree Home to Bigger Structures
  Anonymous. September 1, 1912. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 47(49): 1-M. Includes three photographic cuts of mounted birds with their nests. Typographic changes made in transcription.
• Quail Not Very Plentiful - Hunters Not Able to Land Bags of Any Material Size - Duck Flight Scattered - Cold Days Would Set Birds in Motion
  November 10, 1912. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(21): 3-S.
• Wild Birds Lured to Protect Native Trees in Unique Way - Omaha Man Solved the Problem by Providing a Permanent Residence
  Anonymous. August 18, 1912. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 47(47): 3-M. Includes three pictures.
• The Hunters' Lodge Out Among the Sunlit Sand Hills - Metz Ranch Near Cody
  Sandy Griswold. November 24, 1912. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 48(8): 2-S. Includes three pictures. Also: 12/1, 48(9): 2-S, includes a picture; 12/8, 48(10): 2-S; 12/15, 48(11): 2-S; 12/22, 48(12): 2-S; 12/29, 48(13): 2-S; 1/5/1913, 48(14): 2-S; 1/12, 48(15): 2-S.
• A Memory of the River Woods of Long Ago (1875-88)
  Sandy Griswold. March 16, 1913. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 48(24): 2-S. Only portion of article on natural history included.
• Duck Season Nears an End - Time for Killing Ends Next Saturday - Few Omaha Hunters are Out - Tornado Keeps Many at Home
  March 30, 1913. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(41): 1-S.
• Foreign Birds Are On Increase in Some Sections
  September 19, 1913. Omaha Morning Bee 43(80): 3.
• House Urged to Pass Bill to Protect Birds
  January 26, 1913. Omaha Sunday Bee 42(32): 2-A.
• Looking Back on a Picture of a Quarter of a Century Ago (1888)
  April 6, 1913. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 48(27): 2-S.
• Red-Breasted Merganser at Island Lake
  William Greggs and Sandy Griswold. January 19, 1913. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 48(16): 2-S. Forest Field and Stream column.
• Regular Guys Enjoy Wild Duck Banquet at Omaha
  November 27, 1913. Omaha Morning Bee 43(139): 7.
• Return of the Birds - In Spring They Return
  March 16, 1913. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 48(24): 2-E.
• Two Kinds of Swan at Island Lake in 1913
  Jno. N. Campfield and Sandy Griswold. February 23, 1913. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 48(21): 2-S. Forest, Field and Stream column.
• The Wild Fowler's Harbor Out at Three Springs Lake
  Sandy Griswold. November 16, 1913. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 49(7): S-3. Includes one picture. Continues: 11/23, 49(8): S-3; 11/30, 49(9): S-3; 12/7, 49(10): S-3; 12/14, 49(11): S-3; 12/21, 49(12): S-3; 12/28, 49(13): S-2; 1/4/1914, 49(14): S-2; 1/11, 49(15): S-2, includes a picture; 1/18, 49(16): S-2.
• Glories of Autumnal Days on the Metz Ranch, Cherry County
  Sandy Griswold. October 18, 1914. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(3): 3-S. Continues: 10/25, 50(4): 3-S.
• Hunting Wild Birds in Parks and Green Woods that Abound Near Omaha - Boom of the Gun is No Longer Heard in the Woods, in its Place Bird Hunters (June 1914)
  June 7, 1914. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 49(36): 4-M. Includes three pictures of the men afield and three pictures of mounted bird skins.
• In That Little Old Canvas Palace on the Romantic Loup River
  Sandy Griswold. August 9, 1914. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 49(53): 3-S.
• A Dead Game Sport - Chickadee a Cheerful Minstrel
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 25, 1915. A Dead Game Sport [Chickadee]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(43): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• A Marathon Songster - Dickcissel Plentiful and Persistent Vocalist of the Roadside
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 4, 1915. A Marathon Songster [Dickcissel]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(40): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• A Master of Economy - Cowbird and the Warbler Nest
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 6, 1915. A Master of Economy [Cowbird]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(36): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Amid Falling Leaves - Trees and Bushes Display Secrets of Summer
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 17, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(3): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• An Abused Family - Sparrows the Most Gentle and Beautiful and Interesting of all Birddom
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 27, 1915. An Abused Family [Sparrows]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(39): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• An Artful Architect - Eastern Wood-Pewee Nest a Thing of Fairyland
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 18, 1915. An Artful Architect [Eastern Wood-Pewee]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(42): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Bird Census - Comments on Department of Agriculture on National Census
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 21, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(21): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Bird Hunting by Ear - Songs or Calls Can Be Readily Identified
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 8, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(45): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Bird Life As Asset of a City - Dr. Towne Says Birds and Trees Live Side by Side and Scores Their Enemies
  Solon R. Towne. April 18, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(29): 9-E.
• Birdlore Comedy - Immense Variety the Sport Offers
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 11, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(41): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Birds Found in Woods Near Omaha are Interesting - Hunting With Notebook and Field Glass Becoming a Fad and Leads to Delightful Revelations - Partial List of Beauties that Visit (August 1915)
  August 29, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(48): 1-M. Includes one picture and ten examples of mounted birds.
• Birds and Dollars - Benefits From Insect and Weed Control
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 21, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(8): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Birds of Night - Listen to the Mysterious Sounds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 15, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(46): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Cats and Birds - So-called Domestic Cat Destructive to Bird Life
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 14, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(7): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Cowardly Hawk - A Valuable Citizen That Should be Cherished
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 24, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(4): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Down From the North - Feathered Friends Have Arrived
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 10, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(2): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Fall Travelers - Days of Migration Interesting for Student of Bird Lore
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 3, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(1): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Feats of Feathered Genius in the Wilds of Elmwood (August 1915)
  August 8, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(45): 1-M. Includes five pictures of nests and four examples of mounted birds.
• Feeding the Birds - Feeding Stations and Bird Baths in Omaha Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 26, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(52): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Females in Feathers - Plumage Cannot Compare With That of Life Partner
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 19, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(51): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Free Park Music - Bird Movement - Students Make Bird Houses
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 28, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(26): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Governor Hunts Ducks at Shelton - Trainmaster Anderson Accompanies Executive to Platte Grounds - Orchestra in Early Hours
  October 21, 1915. Omaha Morning Bee 45(107): 3.
• Inland Stormy Petrels - Chimney Swifts Skirmish Before the Storm
  Editor [possibly Greenleaf]. August 29, 1915. Inland Stormy Petrels [Chimney Swift]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(48): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Little Yellow-Rump - Yellow-rumped Warbler Lingers in Indian Summer Autumn
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 7, 1915. Little Yellow-Rump [Warbler]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(6): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Nebraska's Most Distinguished Citizen - An Apostle of Science - Prof. Lawrence Bruner Honored Above All Other Men for Great Work
  July 18, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(42): 3-M. Includes a sketch of Bruner.
• Nobody Loves the Mudhen; High Federal Officials Give Her the Jest
  April 25, 1915. Omaha Sunday Bee 44(45): 14-A.
• Ornithologists Find Over 75 Wild Birds - Number of Two Score Spend Happy Day in Fontenelle Forest
  Anonymous. May 9, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(32): 11-N.
• Quail Hunting is Quite Expensive - Boston Man Found it So While With Omaha Friends - Caught Without a License
  November 10, 1915. Omaha Daily Bee 45(124): 1.
• 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.
• 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.
• Tree Doctors - Birds Pecking Harmful Insects and Worms
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 22, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(47): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Trickery in Birdland - the First-year Plumage of the Male Orchard Oriole
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 1, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(44): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Walking and the Woods - Study of Birds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 16, 1915. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(33): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• Witchery - Common Yellowthroat Member of Woodland Glee Club
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 13, 1915. Witchery [Common Yellowthroat]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 50(37): 4-N. A bird editorial.
• A Fountain of Song - House Wren Habits
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 28, 1916. A Fountain of Song [House Wren Habits]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(35): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• An Upside-Down Bird - Nuthatches in the Woods or Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 23, 1916. An Upside-Down Bird [Nuthatches]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(17): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Baths for the Birds - Encourage Songsters in Residence Districts
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 11, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(37): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Bird Nest Study Time
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 12, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(24): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Bird Notes From St. Catherine Hospital - Likes the Blue Jay Best - A Pathetic Little Story
  Sandy Griswold. November 26, 1916. [Bird Notes From St. Catherine Hospital]. Likes the Bluejay Best. A Pathetic Little Story. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(9): 10-W. Forest, Field and Stream.
• Bird Sanctuaries in Omaha's Cemeteries - Three Companies Promise to Help Protect Songsters - Nebraska Audubon Activities
  Anonymous. January 23, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(17): 3-N.
• Birdland Preparedness - Great Crested Flycatcher Habits
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 25, 1916. Birdland Preparedness [Crested Flycatcher]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(39): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Birds and the Stress of Summer's Heat
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 30, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(44): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Birds' Christmas Tree - School Children Decorate Trees in Woods or Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 24, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(13): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Birds' Larder - Weed Patches Laden With Seeds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 10, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(50): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Blue Jay - the Profane Language
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 27, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(22): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Breeding Places for Water and Shore Birds in the Sandhills
  Editor. October 29, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(5): 6-E. An editorial.
• Brown Thrasher in the Underbrush
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 30, 1916. Brown Thrasher [and Thrush Arrival]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(31): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Cedar Waxwings - Migratory Songsters at Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 16, 1916. Waxwings [Migratory Songsters at Elmwood Park]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(29): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Chumming With Nut Hatch and Chickadee in Winter at Carter Lake - Views of Bird Life Snapped by Omaha Disciples of Audubon
  January 23, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(17): 1-M. Includes three pictures.
• Clink - the Cardinal in Winter
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 6, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(19): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Feathered High-Brows - Birds in Rustic Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 3, 1916. Feathered High-Brows [Birds in Rustic Parks]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(10): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• First Emigrant - Dickcissel Leaves in August
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 13, 1916. The First Emigrant [Dickcissel Leaves in August]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(46): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Joys of the Hunt - Bird Hikes and Bobolink
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 9, 1916. Joys of the Hunt [Bird Hikes and Bobolink]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(41): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Martyr Bluebirds - Early Arrival in Late Winter
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 13, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(20): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Melancholy Days - Voices of Birds Hushed in the Woods and Fields
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 3, 1916. Melancholy Days [Voices of Birds Hushed in the Woods and Fields]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(49): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Misters Downy and Hairy Woodpecker in the Wooded Places of Omaha
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 5, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(23): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• On the Wire - Telegraph Line Birdlore
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 2, 1916. On the Wire [Telegraph Line Bird Lore]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(40): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• On to Mexico! - Bird Refuge for Winter Months
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 1, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(1): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Poor Robin - Tardy Springtime Causes Odd Nesting Locales
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 23, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(30): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Red Crossbills - Seen at Rustic Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 10, 1916. The Red Crossbills [Seen at Rustic Parks]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(11): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Red Eye - Red-eyed Vireo Familiar in Woods and Glades
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 6, 1916. Red Eye [Red-eyed Vireo]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(45): 4-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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• Stop Elmwood Woods Clearing Work Commissioner Hummel (November 1916)
  Editor. November 5, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(6): 4-E.
• 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.
• 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.
• Teachers Brave Rain to Go Bird Studying - Twenty-five Visit Elmwood Park, Led by Audubon Society Representatives (April 1916)
  Anonymous. April 30, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(31): 1-N. On the front page.
• Teeter-tail - Spotted Sandpiper Habits
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 8, 1916. Teeter-tail [Spotted Sandpiper]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(2): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• The City Back-Yard Bird Sanctuary
  June 11, 1916. Omaha Sunday Bee 45(52): 15-A.
• The Rattler - Belted Kingfisher Habits
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 9, 1916. The Rattler [Kingfisher Habits]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(28): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• The Roller Coaster - Goldfinch in Splendor of Summer Raiment
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 21, 1916. The Roller Coaster [Goldfinch]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(34): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• The Whooping Crane Poem (1916)
  John Bernard O'Sullivan = Tom Moore. March 19, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(25): 12-W.
• Thoughts That Come With a Perfect Autumn Day
  October 1, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(1): 3-S.
• Treetop Twitterings - April is the Most Interesting of All Months to the Bird Lover
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 2, 1916. Treetop Twitterings. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(27): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Triumph for the Birds - Federal Law Against Spring Shooting
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 27, 1916. Triumph for the Birds [Federal Law Against Spring Shooting]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(48): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Two Hardy Fellows - Kinglets Delightful Fellows in Parks and Woods
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 26, 1916. Two Hardy Fellows [Kinglets]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(9): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Urges Support of Bird Sanctuary - Dr. Bayne, Famous Naturalist, Talks Before Omaha Commercial Club - Tract Will Be Set Aside
  March 13, 1916. Omaha Daily Bee 45(230): 7.
• Valley Wild Bird Club is Pushing Conservation Under Guidance of Teacher Mutz
  May 28, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(35): 4-E. Includes a picture of the teacher and the class of students.
• Warblers Baffling Sport for Amateur Bird Student
  Editor [possibly Greenleaf]. May 7, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(32): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• What Cheer In a Cemetery Where Birds Find Paradise - Bird Home at Forest Lawn Cemetery
  May 21, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(35): 3-M. Includes four pictures.
• What a Bird Sanctuary Does for Human Family
  June 4, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(36): 7-N.
• What the Birds Know - Interest in Study of Birdlife
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 14, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(33): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• When the Leaves Are Red - Indian Summer Birds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 24, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(52): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Winter Wren - Visiting Omaha the Next Few Weeks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 17, 1916. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(12): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Youngsters and Songsters - Bird Study Benefits
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 30, 1916. Youngsters and Songsters [Bird Study]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 51(18); 4-E. A bird editorial.
• A Chickadee at Elmwood Appreciates a Convenient Larder (February 1917)
  Anonymous. Miles Greenleaf and Billy Marsh. February 11, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(20): 1-M, 3-M.
• A Very Sensible Bird - Ovenbird of a Modest and Retiring Disposition
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 24, 1917. A Very Sensible Bird [Ovenbird]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(39): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Amid Falling Leaves - Bird Reception Committee
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 14, 1917. Amid Falling Leaves [Bird Reception Committee]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(2): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Among the Missing - Spring Birds Yet to Arrive - Bird Day
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 6, 1917. Among the Missing [Spring Birds Yet to Arrive]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(32): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Another Welcome Arrival - American Tree Sparrow After Weed Pest in Winter
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 21, 1917. Another Welcome Arrival [Tree Sparrow]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(3): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Artificial Activity - Gangs of Men at Work in Public Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 14, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(16): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Belated Matrimony - American Goldfinch Nesting in Middle July to August
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 8, 1917. Belated Matrimony [Goldfinch]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(41): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Billy Marsh Birdologist and his Notebook - Forty Years' Study of Wild Life Around Omaha
  November 11, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(6): 1-M. Includes two pictures of Marsh.
• Camouflage in Birdland - Prettiest Fox Sparrow Color Scheme
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 11, 1917. Camouflage in Birdland [Fox Sparrow Color Scheme]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(6): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Cheerily! Cheerily! Cheer Up! - Robin Ballad Upon Arrival at Summer Residence
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 11, 1917. Cheerily! Cheerily! Cheer Up! [Robin Ballad]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(24): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Chippies in the Garden - Chipping Sparrows After Insects
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 26, 1917. Chippies in the Garden [Chipping Sparrows After Insects]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(48): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Disappointed Rose-breasted Grosbeak - Eating Bugs in the Garden
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 15, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(42): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Disconsolate Visitors - Robins at Elmwood Park and Bluebirds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 11, 1917. Disconsolate Visitors [Robins at Elmwood and Bluebirds]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(20): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Doing Their Bit in Birdland - Armies of Feathered Heroes in Woods and Fields
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 10, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(37): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Enthusiastic Picknickers - Common Grackles After Picnic Scraps
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 22, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(43): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Fall House Cleaning - Winter Bird Squad
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 4, 1917. Fall House Cleaning [Winter Bird Squad]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(5): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Get the Suet Ready - Audubons Putting up Feeding Stations
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 18, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(7): 8-N. A bird editorial.
• Getting Away From the War - Dame Nature's Realm of Woods and Fields
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 25, 1917. Getting Away From the War [Dame Nature's Realm of Woods and Fields]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(8): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Getting Away With It - Youths Shooting Cardinals
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 16, 1917. Getting Away With It [Youths Shooting Cardinals]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(51): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Great Gobs of Common Grackles - Early Morning Flocks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 7, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(1): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• House Hunting - Robin at Elmwood Park - House Hunting Time for Songbirds - Chipping Sparrow and House Wren
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 22, 1917. House Hunting. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(30): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• In the Teeth of the Storm - Red Crossbills Arrive
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 16, 1917. In the Teeth of the Storm [Red Crossbill]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(11): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Keeping Everybody Happy - House Wren Satisfactory Around the Neighborhood in the Summer
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 20, 1917. Keeping Everybody Happy [House Wren]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(34): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Keeping Up Our Courage - American Goldfinch Winter Song
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 30, 1917. Keeping Up Our Courage [Goldfinch]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(13): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Lake Creek's "Haunted Hole" and How Discovered by the Old Merganzers (October 1891)
  April, 8, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(28): 11-W.
• Legislation for the Birds - Dove Season and Sandhill Lake Preserves
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 21, 1917. Legislation for the Birds [Dove Season and Sandhill Lake Preserves]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(17): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Mysteries of the Pines - Winter Songster Shelter
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 7, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(15): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• New Contingents Appear - Birdland Bluebirds and Robins
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 12, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(46): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Our Birds and the High Cost of Living - Perilous Times and Birdlife Protection
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 28, 1917. Our Birds and the H.C.L. [Perilous Times and Bird Protection]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(18): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Packing Up Their Duds - Slate-colored Junco Departure Northward
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 1, 1917. Packing Up Their Duds [Junco Departure]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(27): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Patriotic Birds - Cardinal and Bluebird Outlined Against a Fleecy, WHite Cloud
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 8, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(28): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Perpetual Motion for Uncle - Nuthatch, Creeper, Woodpeckers and Chickadee
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 2, 1917. Perpetual Motion for Uncle [Nuthatch, Creeper, Woodpeckers and Chickadee]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(9): 6-N. A nature editorial.
• Plover Hunting in the Nebraska Uplands - East of Herman
  Sandy Griswold. November 18, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(7): 4-S. Includes a picture of the hunting comrades.
• Provident Winter Birds - Winter Songster Activity in Wooded Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 18, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(21): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Purity! Purity! Purity! - Eastern Bluebird Arrival
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 4, 1917. Purity! Purity! Purity! [Eastern Bluebird]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(23): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Reward Worth While - Bird Baths and American Goldfinch
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 3, 1917. Reward Worth While [Bird Baths and Goldfinch]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(36): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Robin Red Breast Spring Harbinger - Groh Interviews the Cheerful Fellow, Who is Perched in a Cherry Tree
  February 13, 1917. Omaha Morning Bee 46(205): 9.
• Robin, the Immaculate - Habits and Bird Bath
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 15, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(29): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Ruthless Warfare in Birdland - Sharp-shinned Hawk in Deep Elmwood Park Ravine in Springtime Glory
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 29, 1917. Ruthless Warfare in Birdland [Sharp-shinned Hawk in Elmwood Ravine]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(31): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• The Crippled Robin at Little Papillion Creek
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 23, 1917. The Crippled Robin [at Little Papio Creek]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(12): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• The Grasshopper Scare - Birdlife and Insects
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 9, 1917. The Grasshopper Scare [Birds and Insects]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(10): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• The Right Kind of Meaouw - Gray Catbird Songs and Notes in the Parks and Woods
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 27, 1917. The Right Kind of Meaouw [Gray Catbird]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(35): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• The Tenderest Time of All - Breeding Birds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 25, 1917. The Tenderest Time of All [Breeding Birds]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(26): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Very Distinguished Tourists - Warblers of Different Varieties in Parks and Woods
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 13, 1917. Very Distinguished Tourists [Warblers]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(33): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Very Vivacious Vireos - Pretty and Likeable all Summer Long
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 17, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(38): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Waiting on the Wire - Birdlife Perched on Roadside Wires
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 9, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(50): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Cherry Pits in the Bird Bath - Cherries Pilfered by Songsters
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 1, 1917. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 52(40): 16-E. A bird editorial. Cherry Pits column repeated 6 Jul 1919.
• A Bird Lover's Problem - Identification of Vireos
  May 26, 1918. Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(34): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• A Story Old But True - Unwanted Improvement and Cleaning Up of Public Parks
  August 18, 1918. Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(46): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• A Tufted Treat - Tufted Titmouse at Elmwood Park the First Record in Omaha (April 1918)
  Editor [possibly Greenleaf]. April 21, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(29): 4-E.
• A Visit From the Sparrows Soon Passing Through
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 22, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(51): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• An Interesting Little Letter - Stanton County (1878)
  E. Wiley. June 2, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(35): 11-W. Forest Field and Stream.
• And Now for March - Winter Birds and Expected Return of Feathered Friends
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 24, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(21): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Audubon's Birthday Will be Observed in Omaha Schools
  April 25, 1918. Omaha Morning Bee 47(267): 24.
• Bird Songs Imitated Cleverly by Reugg-Button of Fremont
  May 11, 1918. Omaha Morning Bee 47(281): 5.
• Bluebird on the Loup - Recovery of Numbers at Fullerton
  February 17, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(20): 19-N. Forest, Field and Stream.
• Boy Scouts and Birds - Course of Study in Propagation and Protection
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 23, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(38): 4-E. A bird editorial. Several spelling errors corrected.
• Cats and Birds - Birds Entitled to Our Best Consideration
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 2, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(35): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Cerulean - Warblers Wonderful Picture on Natural History Stage
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 12, 1918. Cerulean [Warblers]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(32): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Challenging Dan Beard - Mistaken in Opinion to Destroy Long-eared Owls
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 1, 1918. Challenging Dan Beard [Long-eared Owl]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(9): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Clean the Bird House - Feathered Friends Particular
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 10, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(23): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Coming Back - Spring Songsters Add to Woodland Orchestra
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 24, 1918. Coming Back [Spring Songsters]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(25): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Crown of Gold - Golden-crowned Kinglet at Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 20, 1918. The Crown of Gold [Golden-crowned Kinglet at Elmwood Park]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(16): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Dad and Mrs. Purple Martin and Their Family Life - Bird Happiness and Domesticity as Seen From the Fontenelle Hotel Window
  July 28, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(43): 12-N.
• Falling Leaves - Opportunities to Observe Songsters More Alluring
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 29, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(52): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Farewell to Fine Feathers - Summer Songsters Depart
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 1, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(48): 3-E. A bird editorial.
• Few Miles - Much Difference in Birdlife
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 11, 1918. Few Miles - Much Difference [Song Sparrows]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(45): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Forest Field and Stream - Collecting Bird's Eggs
  Mrs. L.A. Rengler and Sandy Griswold. June 16, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(37): 12-W. Portion of Forest Field and Stream.
• Friendly Chickadee - Advice to Seek This True American
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 10, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(6): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Frigid Free-Lancing - Feathered Folk and Common Snipe Remain Through Bitter Winter
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 13, 1918. Frigid Free-Lancing [Birds Resident in Winter]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(15): 6-N. A bird editorial.
• Going South - Crows Going Further South for Winter
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 3, 1918. Going South [Crows]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(5): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Have You Seen a Snowy Owl Lately? - Lots of These Strange Birds are Wintering in Nebraska
  January 20, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(16): 3-M. Includes a picture of stuffed owls in display at the Northwestern School of Taxidermy.
• Helping the Goldfinches - Tie Cotton on a Clothesline in the Back Yard
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 7, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(40): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• It Is Brighter Outdoors - Strange Birds Putting on a Joy-Parade
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 17, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(7): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Jenny - Tribute to the House Wren
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 16, 1918. Jenny [House Wren]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(37): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Killdeer! Killdeer! - Bird Deserving Protection
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 12, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(42): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Looking for Nothing - Brown Creeper an Interesting Winter Bird Study
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 24, 1918. Looking for Nothing [Brown Creeper]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(8): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Lure of Doctor Nature - Every Season Has Its Charm
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 27, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(4): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Nature's Spring Song - Summer Songsters Give VOice and Transients Trill Loveliest Melodies
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 28, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(30): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• No More Spring Shooting - Nebraska Statute and Enforcement
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 3, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(22): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Odd Feature of Birdland at Beautiful Elmwood; Where the Cowbird Invaded a Chewink's Home (August 1918)
  August 4, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(44): 3-M. Includes a picture of a nest, and a picture of a towhee mount and a cow bird mount.
• Old Doc Owl - Owls Food Conservation Process
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 17, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(20): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Our Bird Farmers - Consume Insects and Weed Seeds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 29, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(13): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Owls from the Arctic - Tremendous Flight of Snowy Owls
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 6, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(14): 8-N. A bird editorial.
• Perfect Days at the Historic Shack on the Wonderful Old Platte River
  Sandy Griswold. December 15, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(11): 18-N. Forest Field and Stream. Typographic errors corrected.
• Peters Seeks to Protect Wildfowl - Omaha Sportsman Interests Congress in Passing Enabling Act of Treaty With Canada
  April 21, 1918. Omaha Sunday Bee 47(45): 8-A.
• Phoebe and Towhee - Sounds of Spring Birdlife
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 31, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(26): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Red-breasted Nuthatch - Indication of a Big WInter in Birdland
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 6, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(1): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Return of the Bluebirds - Valuable and Beautiful Species
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 25, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(47): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Rosy July Morning in Fair Nebraska
  Sandy Griswold. July 7, 1918. [Rosy July Morning in Fair Nebraska]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(40): 11-W.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• Taking An Early Morning Hike With Bird Lovers - Amateur Accompanies Ornithologists Through Woods of Fontenelle Reserve; Annual Warbler Day
  May 12, 1918. Omaha Sunday Bee 47(46): 6-A. Spelling corrections made for tanager.
• Teaching Birds War Stuff - Use Meat Scraps Instead of Beef Suet
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 20, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(3): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• The American Skylark Nesting - Horned Lark of West Omaha Fields
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 17, 1918. The American Skylark Nesting [Horned Lark of West Omaha Fields]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(24): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• The Bird Bug - Audubon Society and Bird Study
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 27, 1918. The Bird Bug [Audubon Society and Bird Study]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(17): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• The Cheerful Flicker - Good-natured, Humorous Yellowhammer at Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 3, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(18): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• The Missouri Slope Fifty Years Ago - No Place in the United States Then Afforded Such Opportunities for Wildfowl Shooting (ca. 1865)
  September 1, 1918. Forest and Stream 87(9): 522-523. Includes a portrait of the author.
• The Morning Jamboree - Songbird Jamboree is Death-knell of Food-Destroying Insects
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 9, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(36): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• The Winged Irish Comedian - Short-eared Owl and Other Useful Owls
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 10, 1918. The Winged Irish Comedian [Short-eared Owl and Other Useful Owls]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(19): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Wandering up the Legendary Old River Road One Afternoon
  September 29, 1918. [Wandering up the Legendary Old River Road]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(52): 8-N. Forest Field and Stream.
• Where Are the Bluebirds? - Dearth of Beautiful Songsters at Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 5, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(31): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Whispers in the Night - Mysterious Flight of Migrating Birds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 15, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(50): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Whooping Crane Habits on the Platte River
  Sandy Griswold. December 1, 1918. [Whooping Crane Habits on the Platte River]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(8): 16-N.
• Winter Birds - List of Birds in Rustic Parks
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 22, 1918. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(12): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Beloved May Days - A River Road Drive a Charming Adventure
  Sandy Griswold. May 5, 1918. [Beloved May Days - A River Road Drive a Charming Adventure]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 53(31): 12-W. Portions repeated 1 Apr 1923.
• A Jack in the Water-Hole - Little Papillion Creek
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 14, 1919. A Jack In the Hole [Snipe on Little Papillion Creek]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(11): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• An Indian Summer Duck Shoot on the Old Platte Vividly Recalls Halcyon Days - Birds of Cedar Island
  November 30, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(9): 14-W. Also: December 7, 1919. Sunday World-Herald 55(10): 7-W; December 21, 55(12): 14-N; and December 28, 1919, issue 55(13): 16-N. Corrections made for typographic errors.
• And the Crossbills, Too! - Boy Scout Sees Large Numbers at Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 9, 1919. And the Crossbills, Too! Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(8=6): 14-E. A bird editorial.
• Are Birds Weather Prophets - Birds Busy in Mild Winter Weather
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 2, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(18): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Audubon Society - Winter Campaign and Monthly Meetings Assisted by Boy Scouts
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 21, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(51): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Bird Bath - Summer Water for the Birds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 22, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(38): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Bird Mysteries - Cardinal and Kinglet along Little Papillion Creek
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 12, 1919. Bird Mysteries [Cardinal and Kinglet]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(2): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Bird Season at Its Height - Most Prolific in Checked Specimens
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 11, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(32): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Birds' Fuel Famine - Weed Seeds, Animal and Insect Organisms
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 7, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(10): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• Birds' Prophecy - Birds of Certain Sorts Mark Arrival of a Tough Winter
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 30, 1919. The Birds' Prophecy [Winter Birds]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(11=9): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Blown From the Rockies - Green-tailed Towhee Specimen at Carter Lake (January 1919)
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 12, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(15): 4-E. A bird editorial.
• Case Against Long-Eared Owl - Pellet Study at Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 6, 1919. The Case Against Long-Ear [Pellet Study]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(26=27): 2-E. A bird editorial.
• Distressed Robins Pecking at WIndows of Residences
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 13, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(27=28): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Earliest Wooing - Horned Larks Engaged in Gentle Art of Wooing
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 26, 1919. The Earliest Wooing [Horned Larks]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(17): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Enemies of the Weeds - Goldfinch, Sparrows and Junco Assist
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 14, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(50): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Exquisite Summer - Season to Search for Feathered Friends
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 20, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(42): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Feathered Marauders of Our Fields and Streams - Hawk Plumage and Habits
  Sandy Griswold. April 2, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(18): 14-N. Spelling of some words corrected.
• Feathered Picnickers - Common Grackle and Blue Jay Outdoor House Cleaners
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 10, 1919. Feathered Picnickers [Grackle and Jay]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(45): 10-E. A bird editorial. Feathered Picnicker column repeats 19 Sep 1926.
• Feathered Salamander - Dickcissel a Mighty Good Citizen
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 29, 1919. Feathered Salamander [Dickcissel]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(39): 14-E. A bird editorial. Feathered Salamander column repeats 1 Aug 1926 as Bird-Lore column.
• Feathered Snipers - Feathered Folks of Winter After Crumbs of the Precious Beef-fat
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 5, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(14): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• Getting Ready for Spring - More Yellow in Goldfinch Feathers
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 23, 1919. Getting Ready for Spring {Goldfinch]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(21): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Glad News for Bird Bugs - Redpolls and Red-breasted Nuthatches in Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 2, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(7=5): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Golden Days of Summer Are Sloping Into Golden Days of Fall = Along the Old River Road
  Sandy Griswold. September 21, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(51): 13-W.
• Hens Hatch Wild Duck Eggs but Cannot Raise the Ducklings - Raymond Gives Up Hope for a Chicken Coop of Wild Ducks
  July 6, 1919. Omaha Sunday Bee 49(3): 12-B.
• Hide and Seek - Screech Owl at a Tree-notch in the Neighborhood
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 23, 1919. Hide and Seek {Screech Owls]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(10=8): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• In the Big Outdoors - Wonderful Study of Winter Birds
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 23, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(25): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• In the Midnight - Screech and Long-eared Owls Justly Regarded as Wise
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 28, 1919. In the Midnight [Owls Justly Regarded as Wise]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(13): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Lake Quinnebaugh Woods and Their Black-crowned Night-herons
  Sandy Griswold. June 1, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(35): 14-E.
• Last Robin - Hardy Ones Remain Behind in Wooded Places During Winter
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. November 16, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(9=7): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Libeling the Screecher - Dundee Screech Owls
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 17, 1919. Libeling the Screecher [Dundee Screech Owls]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(46): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Looking Back Through the Mists of a Quarter of a Century
  May 11, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(32): 12-N.
• Many Vagrant Thoughts That Come With the Summer Days
  May 25, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(34): 8-N.
• Mighty Have Fallen - Blue Jay a Winged Alley-rat
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. December 21, 1919. The Mighty Have Fallen [Blue Jay]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(12): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Mocking Birds Identified in Southeast Nebraska
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 27, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(29=30): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• Mysterious Migrants - Sparrows Arriving and Young Kinglet Identification
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 28, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(52): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Mysterious Mister Owl - Screech Owl Haunts in the Woods
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 9, 1919. Mysterious Mister Owl [Screech Owl]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(23): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• One Persistent Song - Warbling Vireo on the Job With Great Persistency
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. July 27, 1919. One Persistent Song [Warbling Vireo]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(43): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Our Master Musician - Western Meadowlark Wondrous Songster
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. March 16, 1919. Our Master Musician [Western Meadowlark]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(24): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Our Migration Treaty - Supreme Court Cannot Abrogate a Game Law Treaty
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. January 19, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(16): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Passing of the Summer Duck - The Loveliest of Them All
  June 29, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(39): 10-E. Obvious typographic errors changed.
• Popular Knocker - Chickadee and Other Birds at Suet Food Basket
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 16, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(20): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Professor Wolcott on the Mourning Dove; Plea for an Open Season
  Sandy Griswold and Robert H. Wolcott. Jun 15, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(37): 13-W.
• Recalling a Day With Nebraska's Greatest Duck Shot - McCawley of Seneca
  Sandy Griswold. August 24, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(47): 14-E.
• Redpoll - Authorities Identify at Camp Gifford and Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. October 26, 1919. Redpoll. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 55(5=4): 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• Tardy Nesters - American Goldfinch and Mourning Dove
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. September 7, 1919. The Tardy Nesters [Goldfinch and Mourning Dove]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(49): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Teacher! Teacher! - Ovenbird at Fontenelle Forest and Elmwood Park
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 25, 1919. Teacher! Teacher! [Ovenbird]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(34): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• The First Winter Tourist - Black-and-white Warbler
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. August 31, 1919. The First Winter Tourist [Black-and-white Warbler]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(48): 6-E. A bird editorial.
• This Woodpecker Laid Seventy-One Eggs, says Ornithologist Dr. Towne - Northern Flicker Habits
  August 25, 1919. Omaha Daily Bee 49(58): 2.
• This is Bird-Tide - Woods and Fields Scene of the Great Spring Migration
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 4, 1919. This Is Bird-Tide [Spring Migration]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(30=31): 7-E. A bird editorial.
• Too Warm for Juncos - Decidedly Rare Since Warm January
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. February 9, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(19): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Tough on the Birds - Nests Swept Away by Floods and High Waters
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 8, 1919. Tough on the Birds [Floods]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(36): 12-E. A bird editorial.
• Warblers Returning - Commencing to Spring Their Spring Surprises
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. April 20, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(28=29): 8-E. A bird editorial.
• Welcome Stranger - Warblers and Wilson Warbler
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. May 18, 1919. Welcome Stranger [Warblers]. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(33): 10-E. A bird editorial.
• Yellowhammer - Beautiful, Useful and Interesting is the Flicker
  Editor [possibly Miles Greenleaf]. June 1, 1919. Omaha Sunday World-Herald 54(35): 10-E. A bird editorial.

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