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January 9, 1917
The Twice A Week Twin Falls Times
Twin Falls, Kimberly, Twin Falls County, Idaho
What is this article about?
Idaho State Honey Producers association holds two-day session in Masonic Temple with about 50 members discussing bees; features opening address by President Joseph Farnsworth, papers, business meeting, and banquet.
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HONEY PRODUCERS IN SESSION HERE
Large Crowd Gathers In Masonic Temple to Discuss All Things Relating To Bees.
About fifty members of the Idaho State Honey Producers association gathered in the Masonic hall yesterday at 1:30 for a two day session in which bees and bee culture were subjects for consideration. President Joseph Farnsworth of Idaho Falls made the opening address, to which Dr. D. P. Albee of Rock Creek responded.
A number of interesting and instructive papers were read yesterday and this morning. A business session is being held this afternoon. A banquet tonight will close the meeting.
Large Crowd Gathers In Masonic Temple to Discuss All Things Relating To Bees.
About fifty members of the Idaho State Honey Producers association gathered in the Masonic hall yesterday at 1:30 for a two day session in which bees and bee culture were subjects for consideration. President Joseph Farnsworth of Idaho Falls made the opening address, to which Dr. D. P. Albee of Rock Creek responded.
A number of interesting and instructive papers were read yesterday and this morning. A business session is being held this afternoon. A banquet tonight will close the meeting.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Nature
What keywords are associated?
Honey Producers
Idaho Association
Bees
Bee Culture
Masonic Temple
What entities or persons were involved?
Joseph Farnsworth
Dr. D. P. Albee
Where did it happen?
Masonic Temple, Idaho
Story Details
Key Persons
Joseph Farnsworth
Dr. D. P. Albee
Location
Masonic Temple, Idaho
Event Date
Yesterday At 1:30
Story Details
About fifty members of the Idaho State Honey Producers association gathered for a two-day session discussing bees and bee culture. President Joseph Farnsworth opened with an address responded to by Dr. D. P. Albee. Papers were read, followed by a business session and banquet.