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Highway 126, Jonesville, Louisiana.

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McWhirter House-Jonesville, South Carolina

The McWhirter House was designed by prominent architect Joseph Cunningham from Greenville, South Carolina. Built in 1909 for Mrs. Hattie Fripp McWhirter, this neo-classical home was the residence of the McWhirter family, who were influential in Jonesville. The McWhirters owned several stores and business ventures in town. Initially, they were managed by James McWhirter, but he died in 1906. The…

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Tarot en Evanston

#LEO: Bienestar: Deje a un lado todo tipo de perjuicios y disfrute de su vida.

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Hotel Jonesville near Duke Energy Carolina

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First Jump. Painting by Jerry Oxley, Jonesville. Copyright owner, Dan Chase Taxidermy Supply Co., Baker.

From Louisiana Conservationist, January-Febraury, 1991.

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Fouke Monster

the Fouke Monster also known as the Boggy Creek Monster and the Swamp Stalker, is purported to be an ape-like creature, similar to descriptions of Bigfoot, that was allegedly sighted in the rural town of Fouke, Arkansas during the early 1970s. The creature was alleged to have attacked a local family.

The creature was named by journalist Jim Powell, who reported on it for the Texarkana Gazette and the Texarkana Daily News.

Various reports between 1971 and 1974 described it as being a large, bipedal creature covered in long dark hair. It was estimated to be about 7 feet (2 m) tall with a weight of 250–300 pounds (110–140 kg). Later reports claimed that it was far larger, with one witness describing it as 10 feet (3 m) tall, with an estimated weight of 800 pounds (360 kg). Some accounts describe the Fouke Monster as running swiftly with a galloping gait and swinging its arms in a fashion similar to a monkey. Reports also describe it as having a terrible odor, the odor being described as a combination of a skunk and a wet dog, and as having bright red eyes about the size of silver dollars.

A variety of tracks and claw marks have been discovered which are claimed to belong to the creature. One set of foot prints reportedly measured 17 inches (43 cm) in length and 7 inches (18 cm) wide, while another appeared to show feet that only possessed three toes.

Prior to the 20th century, several alleged sightings in the general area related to a large, hairy creature circulated in an 1851 report in the Memphis Enquirer, and an 1856 report in the Caddo Gazette.

Local residents claim that the creature had roamed the area since 1964, but those sightings had not been reported. Local folklore also holds that the creature can be further traced back to sightings in 1946. Most early sightings were allegedly in the region of Jonesville as the creature was known as the "Jonesville Monster" during this period.

In 1955 the creature was allegedly spotted by a 14-year-old boy who described it as having reddish brown hair, sniffing the air, and not reacting when it was fired upon with birdshot. Investigator Joe Nickell observed that the description was consistent with a misidentified black bear (Ursus americanus).

The Fouke Monster first made local headlines in 1971, when it was reported to have attacked the home of Bobby and Elizabeth Ford on May 2, 1971.

According to Elizabeth Ford, the creature, which she initially thought was a bear, reached through a screen window that night while she was sleeping on a couch. It was chased away by her husband and his brother Don. During the alleged encounter, the Fords fired several gun shots at the creature and believed that they had hit it, though no traces of blood were found. An extensive search of the area failed to locate the creature, but three-toed footprints were found close to the house, as well as scratch marks on the porch and damage to a window and the house's siding. According to the Fords, they had heard something moving around outside late at night several nights prior but, having lived in the house for less than a week, had never encountered the creature before.

The creature was allegedly sighted again on May 23, 1971, when three people, D. C. Woods, Jr., Wilma Woods, and Mrs. R. H. Sedgass, reported seeing an ape-like creature crossing U.S. Highway 71.[19] More sightings reports were made over the following months by local residents and tourists, who found additional footprints. The best known footprints were found in a soybean field belonging to local filling station owner Scott Keith. They were scrutinized by game warden Carl Galyon, who was unable to confirm their authenticity. Like the Ford prints, they appeared to indicate that the creature had only three toes.

The incident began to attract substantial interest after news spread about the Ford sighting. The Little Rock, Arkansas, radio station KAAY posted a $1,090 bounty on the creature. Several attempts were made to track the creature with dogs, but they were unable to follow its scent. When hunters began to take interest in the Fouke Monster, Miller County Sheriff Leslie Greer was forced to put a temporary "no guns" policy in place in order to preserve public safety. In 1971, three people were fined $59 each "for filing a fraudulent monster report."

After an initial surge of attention, public interest in the creature decreased until it gained national recognition in 1973 when Charles B. Pierce released a docudrama horror film about the creature in 1972, The Legend of Boggy Creek.

By late 1974, interest had waned again and sightings all but stopped; only to begin again in March 1978 when tracks were reportedly found by two brothers prospecting in Russellville, Arkansas. There were also sightings in Center Ridge, Arkansas. On June 26 of that same year, a sighting was reported in Crossett, Arkansas. During this period the creature was blamed for missing livestock and attacks on several dogs.

Since the initial clusters of sightings during the 1970s, there have been sporadic reports of the creature. In 1991, the creature was reportedly seen jumping from a bridge. There were forty reported sightings in 1997 and, in 1998, the creature was reportedly sighted in a dry creek bed 5 miles (8 km) south of Fouke.

#Fouke Monster #usa #north america

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“I made my peace with the place, but never went a day without feeling around for things that weren't there, the way your tongue pushes into the holes where you've lost teeth. I don't just mean cows, or apple trees, it runs deeper. Weather, for instance. Air, the way it smells from having live things breathing into it, grass and trees and I don't know what, creatures of the soil. Sounds, I missed most of all. There was noise, but nothing behind it. I couldn't get used to the blankness where there should have been bird gossip morning and evening, crickets at night, the buzz saw of cicadas in August. A rooster always sounding off some-where, even dead in the middle of Jonesville. It's like the movie background music. Notice it or don't, but if the volume goes out, the movie has no heart. I'd oftentimes have to stop and ask myself what season it was. I never realized what was holding me to my place on the planet of earth: that soundtrack. That, and leaf colors and what's blooming in the roadside ditches this week, wild sweet peas or purple ironweed or goldenrod. And stars. A sky as dark as sleep, not this hazy pinkish business, I'm saying blind man's black. For a lot of us, that's medicine.”

— Demon Copperhead, by Barbara Kingsolver

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sorry ik you’ve probably been asked this before and if so please point ne in the right direction… the cult in the answer feels so real and building it around a narcissistic albeit charismatic personality was veey on the nose… there was even a part in the story where hj mentions that if the cult was found out then everyonr there would had to die (jonesville?) i would like to know if any cult in specific or nonfictional/fictional cult writings aided you in your research?

hehe no worries !! i think i have but tbh it was a long time ago and its lost in the depths of my blog so dw about it for i am happy to answer again !! <3 first of all thank you for the compliments hehehe im glad that im able to make ... the atmosphere realistic KJSLKDJF;SLFKJ it means a lot !!! and hehe yes absolutely ... tbh ive always been one of them true crime people (not in the missing white woman podcasts way but like in the cult/anonymous crime/hacking/plane crashes [not technically a crime but yk] way) and so ive drawn inspiration from a lot of places even when it comes to characterization BUT id say my biggest inspiration was/is definitely the Branch Davidians which might be obvious if you know of them hehe like the whole ? hierarchy ? design ? is very them and obvs the style of living is very similar but... the cult in the answer is much more unhinged considering the lack of a foundational text (i.e. the cult isnt christian to be said) and the ceremonies and what not ... and YEAH regarding the group ... death ... obvs so many real life cults have ended w tragedies bc theyve been 'found out' or something of that sort so . yeah . similar type situation here . :] thank you for asking !!! and lmk if i should go into more detail bc i happily will <333

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Mill Race Golf Course Review

Mill Race Golf Course Jonesville, Michigan Grade: C- Teacher's' Comments: Great design sullied by poor conditions.

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