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Scans matching “Jordan”13 scans

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  Monstre marin en habit de Moine, reproduced in Jordan's Fishes (1907) Scan

  from The Sea Monk of the Øresund (1546)
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  Enhanced scan of the front page of the Arkansas Gazette, 1897 Scan

  Arkansas Democrat-Gazette ·from The Gowrow: William Miller's Posse and the Searcy County Monster (1897)

  FIFTEEN LOUISVILLE OFFICIALS. INDATED FOR CORRUPTION. The Arkansas Gazette. SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR LITTLE ROCK, SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1897.—SIXTEEN PAGES. SOUTHWESTERN TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE COMPANY. many of the principal towns and cities of Arkansas. Coll stations at the Central Office, Hotels and other …

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  The dingonek as depicted in Jordan's Wide World Magazine (1917) article. Scan

  Unknown author, 1917 (via cryptidarchives.fandom.com) ·from John Alfred Jordan and the Dingonek of the Maggori River (1907)
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  Edgar Beecher Bronson's In Closed Territory (1910), the original source of the account. Scan

  University of California Libraries scan ·from John Alfred Jordan and the Dingonek of the Maggori River (1907)
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  Daily Alaska Empire clipping, 8 June 1936, '1,300 pound sea monster discovered'. A later, different case (Copalis Beach, Washington), not the Jordan River animal. Scan

  The Daily Alaska Empire (Juneau, A.K.), June 8, 1936, via Library of Congress Chronicling America ·from Jorda: the 25-foot 'infant' Cadborosaurus of Jordan River (1934)

  1,300 POUND SEA MONSTER DISCOVERED Crowds on Washington State Beach Examne Strange Creature ARNENDEL Waikato, June 8 — Croatia's Capitol Beach are examining the remains of a 15th- 13,500 pound monster re- vealing the burrowing animal serves, found on the beach D. W. M. Block Baltimore sociologist, a…

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  Continuation page of the Oct 30, 2003 Mountain Mail article Scan

  Ben Moffett / The Mountain Mail; scan by D. D. Johnson ·from The Trinity UFO Crash Claim (1945)

  across central New Mexico. Among the most prominent was Socorro police officer Lonnie Zamora's April 24, 1964, on-duty report of a "manned" UFO just south of Socorro, less than 10 miles north of the heretofore unnoticed 1945 Padilla Ranch crash. Jose and Remigio were long gone from the area by the t…

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  Project Blue Book document scan, Brush Creek file Scan

  US Air Force, Project Blue Book ·from Brush Creek Flying Saucer Ambush (1953)

  CONFIDENTIAL 100 DD 11 2016 DETAILS: SECURITY INFORMATION 1. Investigation requested by Commander, Air Technical Intelligence Center, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, upon receipt of information that an unidentified Aerial Object had been sighted at Brush Creek, Butte County, California, on 20 May and 20…

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  Long Beach Independent clipping, 25 June 1953 Scan

  Long Beach Independent ·from Brush Creek Flying Saucer Ambush (1953)

  FLYING SAUCER MEN! 'Catch'Em, John, Ye'll Make a Million on TV' BRUSH CREEK, Calif.—UP. Two grizzled miners asked the Burte County sheriff's office Wednesday for permission to shoot at a midget-manned "flying saucer" that keeps invading their mounting, diggins. The miners, John Q. Black and John Van…

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  Newspaper clipping about the Brush Creek miners Scan

  from Brush Creek Flying Saucer Ambush (1953)

  Sierra Folk Plan to Greet Wee Flying Saucer Pilots BRUSH CREEK, Calif.—(UP). They are planning to shoot some men from Mars at the junction of Marble and Jordan Creeks near here today, but with cameras instead of guns. If the out-of-this-world pilots stick to their schedule and land their flying sauc…

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  Project Blue Book document scan, Brush Creek file Scan

  US Air Force, Project Blue Book ·from Brush Creek Flying Saucer Ambush (1953)

  CONFIDENTIAL HOMELIGHTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE THE INSTITUT OF GENERAL INTELLIGENCE AND INTEGRATION POLICE AND AFFAIRS | FILE NO. 21-130 | DATE 28 July 1953 DATE NATIONAL CENTER Fighting of Unidentified Aerial Object Bute Creek, California | REPORT DATE AT DOF19, Travis AFB, Calif. PERIOD 23, 24 …

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  Long Beach Independent clipping, 20 July 1953 Scan

  Long Beach Independent ·from Brush Creek Flying Saucer Ambush (1953)

  "Little Men From Mars" Don't Show up for Awaiting Throng BRUSH CREEK, Calif., July 21 (P)—Miner John Q. Black said today he was "darn disappointed" that the little men from Mars didn't show up in their flying saucer with the retractable leg. "I don't know why they didn't come," he said. "It's too de…

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  Idaho State Journal clipping, 25 June 1953 Scan

  Idaho State Journal ·from Brush Creek Flying Saucer Ambush (1953)

  FLYING SAUCER TRAP Miners Ask Permission to Shoot Contraption Run by Midgets BRUSH CREEK, Calif. (UP)—Two grizzled gold miners laid a trap today for a "flying saucer" manned by a bread-shouldered midgets that keeps bothering them at their mountain diggings. The miners, John Q. Black and John Van All…

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  Chico Enterprise-Record clipping, 21 July 1953 (part 1) Scan

  Chico Enterprise-Record ·from Brush Creek Flying Saucer Ambush (1953)

  Little Man Wasn't There Saucer Fails to Land at Brush Creek By BILL EARLE BRUSH CREEK—The only disc seen in the sky over Marble Creek yesterday evening was the moon. “It’s darn disappointing for me,” said titanium miner John Q. Black as darkness began to settle over the silent forest. Several hundre…