Surface Pressure in a Hurricane At 80 MPH
A hurricane blowing at 80 miles per hour exerts 3.11 pounds per square foot of surface.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
4
A hurricane blowing at 80 miles per hour exerts 3.11 pounds per square foot of surface.
In a busy week Linton hosts many visitors from Emmons and nearby, including Wapton, Winchester, and Braddock crews. The Wolfer sale, ranch news, births, and arrivals mix with rail and survey updates, legal notices, and local revival services, all reflecting early 1900s Burleigh Emmons county life.
For over sixty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers to calm and soothe infants. It claims to ease wind colic pains and diarrhea, is pleasant to the taste, and sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle.
Dr Nolan, about fifty, died of Brights disease and complications in Aberdeen at St Luke Hospital last Friday. A letter to Bank of Linton cashier Crain from Brown County commissioners says he asked his Chicago wife to visit before death. she could not afford the trip. He left forty five dollars to her after learning of his prognosis. Deceased was a well educated, first class physician and former resident of Linton, who spoke of his diving daughter and a dead son, reflecting a life full of sorrows.
Sheriff Books was in Westfield. Rev K J Dykema visited Pollock Tuesday. Eureka cattle buyer Mr Wilcox in Westfield last Saturday. Photographer Fallman with his car reports good success. John Renskers is sick, possibly with the same disease as his brother Charles. Music thrives in town. Mr Herby accompanies with guitar and violin. Pro-Beer Club meeting set for next Tuesday at 2 o'clock. all members urged to attend. Land office activity at Bismarck signals large homestead filings, suggesting 40,000–50,000 acres monthly and potential rise in western farm land prices.
Public notice warns that timber cutting on school land at 16-129-78 is trespass and a misdemeanor. Trespassers may face treble damages plus criminal charges. Citizens with information should send names, dates, and details to State Land Commissioner George W. Lyxx and Emmons County State’s Attorney.
A fragmented OCR lists cattle and horse brands associated with owners in Minnesota and nearby towns. Names include Macnider Emmonsburg Muench Winona Peterson Armstrong Winchester Pitcher Linton Pollock La Crosse, and others, detailing marks such as letters M G N C and symbols on shoulders hips and ribs.
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