Patrick Quealy Dies at 73 After Long Public Life in Wyoming
Obituary notes Patrick J. Quealy of Kemmerer died at home after illness. He founded Kemmerer in 1897 and built wealth in coal mining banking and livestock sectors. Survived by widow and four sons including Jay in Paris and Patrick Jr. at UW Laramie..Services held in Kemmerer Catholic cemetery with extensive funeral attendance.
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Patrick J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Quealy
State Bank of
Big Piney
Legion
Mr. Quealy
Jay Quealy
Paris
France
Jacquetta McCune
Mahlon Quealy
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Peter Quealy
Pat Quealy
United States
America
Pat. Quéaly
Cal Mining
Ireland
John
Margaret Quealy
Business College
Quincy
Til
Johnson College
Susie Que
Rock Springs Coal Company
First National Bank of
Denver Joint Stock Land Bank
Kemmerer Coal Comany
Frontier Supply Company
San Rafael Fuel Company
unn-Quealy Coal Company
Western Tariff Association
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Ata
Congressional Club
Washington, D. C
Ex Senator Clarence Clark Dies At 79 In Evanston
Former U S Senator Clarence D Clark died at his daughter Mrs J H Holland s home in Evanston Wyoming Tuesday He aged 79 had suffered failing health He was born in Sandy Creek New York later moved to Illinois and Wyoming where he served as prosecuting attorney state supreme court justice and U S senator from 1886 to 1917 He is survived by two daughters Mrs J H Holland Evanston and Mrs Charles Blyth Los Angeles
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Evanston
Wyo
United States
Clarence D. Clark
J. H. Holland
Mr. Clark
Sandy Creek
N.Y
Illinois
Towa State University
Wyoming
Winta County
Wyoming Supreme Court
United States Senate
International Joint Boundary Commission
Commission
Clark
Charles Blyth
Los Angeles
Blyth
Wyoming Shows Consistent Population Growth
The Census Bureau reports Wyoming's April 1 1930 population at 225565, up 31163 or 16.0 percent since 1920. Cheyenne 1931 saw 19361 residents, Casper 16619, with Natrona County rising 9637 to 24272 and Laramie County 26845. Wyoming has 84 incorporated places, 36 up and 37 down since 1920. Sublette County remains sparsely settled.
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Wyoming
Census Bureau
Bulletin Fowa
Union
Cheyenne
Casper
Laramie
Sheridan
Rock Springs
Natrona County
Sublette
Gunn
Sweetwater County
Bureau of the Census
Washington, D. C
Return of The Angel Prompts Visit of Carl Christensen
Carl Christensen traveled from Rupert Idaho to attend the funeral of his sister in law Mrs Carl Christensen last Tuesday. He returned with his brother Carl who will visit briefly. Carl formerly lived here and worked for B R Noble years ago and is remembered by older residents who extend sympathy for the loss of his wife last week. Powell Grain Cooperative Association formed at this city.
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Nels Christensen
Rupert
Idaho
Carl Christensen
Carl
B. R. Noble
Community Church to Host Rev A C Best Next Sunday
The Community Church announces minister Rev. A C Best will lead services next Sunday. Faithful are invited to join at the morning worship as part of the church’s ongoing outreach and worship schedule.
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Community Church
Rev
A. C. Best
O'Neil Car Hit By Pickwick Bus On I-80 West of Evanston
T D O Neil and family were returning from Salt Lake when their Buick was struck by a Pickwick Bus on the Lincoln Highway near Wyatah, causing heavy damage and injuries to Mrs O Neil and Ruth. O Neil escaped serious harm though shaken. the bus skidded on icy, snow covered roads without chains.
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T. D. O Neil
Ruth
Salt Lake
O'Neil
Mr. O'Neill
Mr. O'Neil
Prime turkeys in demand says Virginia expert
O N Summers poultry specialist at the University of Wyoming Extension cautions growers against selling immature birds for Thanksgiving. He notes ample prime stock and urges finishing birds for better profits as market demand shifts to smaller compact finished birds. Prices may rise later with a smaller overall crop.
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O. N. Summers
University of Wyoming Extension Service
Mr. Summers
Summers
U. S
Mrs Griggs Returns Home From Kansas Visit
Mrs H E Griggs came home from Melvin Kansas after attending the funeral of a sister there. She spent time with relatives in other Kansas towns before Mr Griggs drove to the railroad to bring her back.
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H. E. Griggs
Kansas
Melvin
Henry D Clodius Dies in Sublette County
Sublette County mourns as Henry Diedrich Clodius, born May 24, 1858, dies between 11 and 12 at Wyoming General Hospital Rock Springs after three weeks ill. He moved from Denver to Pinedale in 1914, married 1908 to Apusts Albrethsen, survived by wife and children Virginia, Fred, and Mrs. Theodore Hawkins. Funeral services held at Community church in Pinedale with Roy A. C. Best officiating. Clodius formerly ran the Cora Mercantile Company and left many friends in the region.
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Sublette County
Wyoming General Hospital
Rock Springs
Henry Diedrich Clodius
America
Denver
Pinedale
Apusts. Albrethsen
Theodore Hawkins
Fred
Virginia Cloedius
Roy
A. C
Clodius
Cora Mercantile Company
Cora
Wyo
Government poison effective in control of hyenas in Africa
Mr. William Richards of Cody Wyoming reports that Government poison left by Assistant Skinner last winter for use in Africa proved effective against hyenas. He says hyenas are vicious and destroy valuable African game and terrify natives. With 10 ounces, he killed nearly 500 hyenas. one night near his camp accounted for 8 of the animals. Richards says natives plan to petition the U S Government for poison to use against hyenas.
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William Richards
Cody
Wyoming
Skinner
Africa
Wyoming Coed Crowned Queen at Notre Dame Prom
University of Wyoming junior Kaherine Bailey of Laramie was chosen queen of the Notre Dame Junior Prom. Bailey, guest of prom chairman James B. Clars, met him at Centennial last summer and will preside over the grand march. She is a Kappa Delta member.
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Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Gunter Couple Return From Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Bob Gunter return from visiting relatives in Sheridan Wyoming and a business trip to Salt Lake City. They report heavy bad weather and considerable snow along the Lincoln highway especially from Lyman with more snow along the route than at home.
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Bob Gunter
Sheridan
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Lyman
Lincoln Highway
Salt Lake
Wyoming Receives Over Four Million From Gas Tax
Wyoming has collected 4,383,654 since 1923 from the state gasoline tax, per Rocky Mountain Motorists. Colorado reports 21,315,389 since 1919. California leads with 134,116,759 since 1923. Pennsylvania 115,606,409 since 1921. Ohio 101,145,584 since 1935. Gas receipts top vehicle license fees as highway revenue. The AA warns motorists against diverting gas tax funds from road building.
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Wyoming
Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc
Colorado
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
The
American Automobile Association
Daniels News: Snow Plow Keeps Roads Open For Winter
Rodney Burches and family brought a snow plow from Rock Springs to Daniel, with the State Highway Dept expecting it to keep roads open all winter. Several local residents traveled to Rock Springs and Eaton for business and visits. The Highway Dept installed snow fences between Daniel and Big Piney, and graveling on the Federal Aid Highway Pareo to Walcott progresses rapidly.
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Rodney Burches
Rock Springs
State Highway Dept
The
Daniel
Big Piney
Pareo
Walcott
Wyoming land income fund distributed to state schools
Distribution of 440856.71 of the common school land income fund announced by state superintendent Mrs. Kaharine A. Morton. Allocations to counties depend on school age children, with Sublette County receiving 3233.62 for 495 children. Al Osterhout bought yearling Hereford bulls on return from the east, praised as a fine herd for the Green River valley.
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Wyoming
Kaharine A. Morton
Sublette
al. Osterhout
Mr. Osterhout
Dempsey Budd
Opa
Green River Valley
Osterhoutrach
First Thanksgiving Pro Cla mation Found At Auction
The lost original Presidential Thanksgiving Proclamation from 1789 was found at a 1921 auction and purchased by the Library of Congress for 300 dollars. The discovery is highlighted by the George Washington Bicentennial Commission noting early debate in Congress over establishing a national day of Thanksgiving.
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Library of Congress
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
Elias Boudinet
House of Representatives
United States
Annals of Congress
Aedanus Burke
South Carolina
Europe
Thomas Tudor Tucker
Congress
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Merna
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Powell—Grain Cooperative Associa
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Pickwick
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Henry D. Clodius
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J. W. Montrose
Harri Thompson
Laura
G. W. Hayden
A. E B. Richardson
Omaha
Arch Jones
Jane
E. D. Keys
Joe Cunningham
Bernie Payne
Eaton
J. B. Sargent
Plank Ranch
Kenneth Lyman
Sargent Inn
Phyllis
David
Milton
Mema
Jennie L. Huston
Walter Brewer
Laura Jean and
Stella June
Wyomin
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