Quealy Shaped Wyoming Coal Growth Despite Prolonged Case
The column lauds P. J. Quealy for coal land development in Uinta and Sweetwater counties and Kemmerer, noting his early work as a miner and first state coal mine inspector. It argues the pending cases are unlikely to stop his influence with coal operators and government land policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Quealy
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Uinta
Sweetwater
Carbon
Albany
Quealy
Hinworth
Lincoln County
Kemmerer
Mr. Quealy
Engineer John Brown Killed In Short Line Collision
The obituary notes engineer John Brown of the Short Line died after being struck on a bridge while looking back from a locomotive. He lived in Montpelier with his family and had worked for the line for about 20 years, originally from Bryanston.
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John Brown
Ren River
Granger
Ace
Wml
Dobs
Ms. Brown
Montpelier
Momber Brekeman
Akbuimers
Fue
Come Ing Thore
Ware Redlowt
Bryanston
Bureaucratic Idea Might Have Been Disastrous
Will Reid of the Carbon County Journal argues against withdrawing coal lands noting the coal deposits will endure decades. He credits Mr Quealy for turning a desert around Kemmerer into a thriving job center and favors continued use of water power and electricity over harsh restrictions. He praises those developing OMF resources for public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quealy
Cheyenne Leader
Ila
Union Pucle Coal Co
Warren
Union Pacific
Will Reid
Carbon County Journal
Kemmerer
100 Percent Lambing at Dukeville Rambouillet Ranch
J W Rumbarger reports a 100 percent lambing yield from Rambouillet ewes at the Dukeville ranch. The flock, described as among the finest in Wyoming, will move from winter range to Funtenelle basin for lambing around May 6. The company owns range land north of Hock Springs, about ten miles by five, and the herd has wintered well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rumbarger
Dukeville
Quealy-Peterson
Wyoming
Funtenelle Basin
Hock Springs
Swat the Fly Movement Gains Citywide Support
The campaign to swat flies spreads to large cities with strong public backing. It notes a fly lays about 600 eggs in spring, arguing that persistent efforts to kill every fly reduce disease spread and justify taking extra time to swat them.
New Water Plant Pump Station Under Construction
Frontier Supply Company undertakes a 14 000 gallon per minute pump station near the old plant to serve Kemmerer Diamondville Oakley and Glencoe. A ten inch main to the hill tanks will replace noisy air filled pipes and improve service. Costing about 10 000 dollars the project may delay planned water altering system. Kem Hardware and Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Supply Company
Kemmerer
Diamondville
Oakley
Glencoe
Quealy
New Bank Building Planned in Kemmerer Over $100000
Builders plan a two story brick bank hall on Topax street and Pine avenue with a basement for rent rooms and 24 upper offices connected for flexible renting. The First National Bank will occupy the banking room and vaults, with manganese steel safe, safety deposit vaults, and all fixtures ordered. The Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Co. may occupy the old Fiat National Bank site, while another two story block may rise on the triangle corner owned by the Larry Quealy estate.
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Kemmerer
First National Bank
Topax Street
Pine Avenue
Foomas
Bank
Tasineas
Quealy
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Co
Fiat National Bank
Larry Quealy
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Blyth-Fargo-Hoskins Company
Tiffany
Teatioe
Garmen Factory
America
B.f.-H. Co
P. J. Quealys
Skinny Brown
Death
Granger Bridge
Beyal
Quealy - Peterson Rambouillet
Thorobreds
Frank E. Curtin
Kem, Hardware and Furniture Co
Savings Bank
Kemmerer Savings Bank & Trust Company
Kemmerer Savings Bank and Trust Company
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