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September 19, 1911
East Oregonian : E.O
Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon
What is this article about?
In Hope Falls, Adirondacks, residents are alarmed by a panther's cries and its killing of a colt owned by Deputy Sheriff S. M. Brownell, signaling the rare return of the animal thought extinct in the area.
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PANTHER KILLS A COLT.
Residents of Adirondacks Alarmed by Reappearance of Mountain Lion.
Gloversville.-The residents of Hope Falls, Hamilton county are not venturing out for walks along the wooded roads of that neighborhood after dark unarmed of late.
The cries of a panther have been heard in that vicinity and Deputy Sheriff S. M Brownell of Hamilton county, living at the Falls. recently found one of his blooded colts in a field partially devoured by the animal.
Panthers have been considered as practically extinct in the lower Adirondacks for years.
Residents of Adirondacks Alarmed by Reappearance of Mountain Lion.
Gloversville.-The residents of Hope Falls, Hamilton county are not venturing out for walks along the wooded roads of that neighborhood after dark unarmed of late.
The cries of a panther have been heard in that vicinity and Deputy Sheriff S. M Brownell of Hamilton county, living at the Falls. recently found one of his blooded colts in a field partially devoured by the animal.
Panthers have been considered as practically extinct in the lower Adirondacks for years.
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
Animal Story
What themes does it cover?
Nature
Misfortune
What keywords are associated?
Panther Attack
Mountain Lion
Adirondacks
Colt Killed
Animal Sighting
What entities or persons were involved?
S. M Brownell
Where did it happen?
Hope Falls, Hamilton County, Adirondacks
Story Details
Key Persons
S. M Brownell
Location
Hope Falls, Hamilton County, Adirondacks
Story Details
Residents of Hope Falls alarmed by panther cries after dark; Deputy Sheriff S. M. Brownell finds his blooded colt partially devoured by the animal, marking a rare reappearance of panthers in the lower Adirondacks.