There is nothing like taking due precautions when a man goes into the wilderness; how can he tell but that bears, wolves, hyenas, wild cats, catamounts, lynx and hodags might bo encountered on every street. Such wild beasts have, however, been banished by ordinance of the city dads, and if any such invade the streets, the police officers will arrest them on an habeas corpus, so visitors need have no fears. In Alpena's streets they are safe from all wild animals — dogs alone excepted.
- 1884-09-24 No title [Part 1] [Part 2] Alpena Weekly Argus (Alpena, MI), p. 3 Chronicling America
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The Hodag was sick
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How it was played on dad
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What has become of the Centralia Lumber Co. 'a spotted hodag? We miss its inspiring presence. Did it get away or has it died a natural death and being the last of its kind, is the species now extinct? If it died a natural death accept our heartfelt sympathy in this the hour of your affliction.
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Monster with many horns
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A Hodag
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Shcp's Hodag promises to become a national character. They want It at the annual Hoo-Hoo concatenation in Memphis next week.
1896-09-03 No title The New North (Rhinelander, WI), p. 4
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E. S. Sheppard of Rhlnelander, the man who became famous because he discovered the animal known as the hodag, Is ii the city visiting friends.
1899-07-25 No title The Daily Northwestern (Oshkosh, WI)m p. 2
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The mayor said he regarded the aldermen as the "head posh" and one of the aldermen, he saidl, resided in the vicinity of the viaducts. This little rebuke wan the result of Mr. Smith's remark that the approaches looked worse than "Shep's" Hodag.
1899-11-16 No title [Part 1] [Part 2] [Clipping] The New North (Rhinelander, WI), pp. 1 & 9
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