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Domestic News
September 22, 1921
The Idaho Republican
Blackfoot, Bingham County, Idaho
What is this article about?
Local producer J. H. Stoneman reports the best honey season in ten years, expecting 15-16 tons from 400 hives. He plans a bee demonstration at the fair after extraction.
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Honey Yield Best in Ten Years Says Local Producer
J. H. Stoneman is now extracting the honey his bees have gathered this season and he expects to have about fifteen or sixteen tons this year. Mr. Stoneman states that this is the best season he has known since he started in the business here ten years ago. He has 400 hives and expects to get 100 pounds of honey from each hive.
He would like to give a live bee demonstration at the fair, but he must extract the honey from the hives that are left. Delay in this work means that the honey will become stiff and is so much harder to extract.
J. H. Stoneman is now extracting the honey his bees have gathered this season and he expects to have about fifteen or sixteen tons this year. Mr. Stoneman states that this is the best season he has known since he started in the business here ten years ago. He has 400 hives and expects to get 100 pounds of honey from each hive.
He would like to give a live bee demonstration at the fair, but he must extract the honey from the hives that are left. Delay in this work means that the honey will become stiff and is so much harder to extract.
What sub-type of article is it?
Agriculture
What keywords are associated?
Honey Yield
Bee Hives
Stoneman
Agriculture
Fair Demonstration
What entities or persons were involved?
J. H. Stoneman
Domestic News Details
Event Date
This Season
Key Persons
J. H. Stoneman
Outcome
expects to yield fifteen or sixteen tons of honey from 400 hives, 100 pounds per hive
Event Details
J. H. Stoneman is extracting honey gathered by his bees this season. This is the best season since he started in the business ten years ago. He would like to give a live bee demonstration at the fair but must first extract the honey from the remaining hives to avoid it becoming stiff and harder to extract.