The controversial, half-fictitious career of William Frederick "Buffalo Bill" Cody (1846-1917), American scout and publicist, helped create the prototype "Wild West" hero. William Cody, born in Scott County, lowa, and raised on a farm, served briefly in...
Dennis McCann Second of five stories How the West was won . . . by Buffalo Bill Cody By DENNIS MCCANN of the Journal Sentinel staff Wednesday, August 1, 2001 Cody, Wyo. -- I came into Cody from...
In a broad grassy swale leading to Warbonnet Creek, Nebraska, on a hot July morning in 1876, William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody killed and scalped a young Cheyenne warrior, Yellow Hair. As troopers of the Fifth Cavalry rode by, Cody lofted Yellow Hair's soppy...
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