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In The Driftway
May 8, 1929 issue

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This article presents various versions of a story about the killing of a wolf by a local resident, printed in various journals. First the story appeared in the "Stephenson Journal of Menominee County." The item was rewritten, with some adornment, by the Menominee newspaper "Herald-Leader," and later appeared with much more embellishment, in the newspaper "The Chicago Tribune." The Journal followed the wanderings of its little waif and eventually reproduced all three items together under the caption "How the Story Grew," which has been kindly sent in by 3. B. Mason of the journal "Building Age and National Builder."

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WOLF hunting; NEWSPAPERS; CHICAGO Tribune, The (Newspaper); HERALD-Leader (Newspaper); NEWSPAPER publishing; JOURNALISM
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