. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. ^ >rr_^»N AMERICA/^. 42dYEAR. CHICAGO, ILL, APRIL 17, 1902, No, 16, « Editorial. ^ I A New Director of the National Bee- Keepers' Assoi'ialion has just been elected to succeed Mr. Abbott, who resigned as director to take the position of General Manager. The new director is Mr. R. C. Aikin, ot Colorado. This is an excellent choice, and should give unanimous satisfaction to all the bee-keepers of the great Middle West. National Association Notes will be furnished to the various bee-papers by Gen- eral Manager Abbott from time to time. His first'' bat
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. ^ >rr_^»N AMERICA/^. 42dYEAR. CHICAGO, ILL, APRIL 17, 1902, No, 16, « Editorial. ^ I A New Director of the National Bee- Keepers' Assoi'ialion has just been elected to succeed Mr. Abbott, who resigned as director to take the position of General Manager. The new director is Mr. R. C. Aikin, ot Colorado. This is an excellent choice, and should give unanimous satisfaction to all the bee-keepers of the great Middle West. National Association Notes will be furnished to the various bee-papers by Gen- eral Manager Abbott from time to time. His first'' batch " appears on page 24S. This is a good move, and will help the membership to keep in close touch with what is trying to be done by the Association. If you are not now a member, send four dollar at once to Mr. Abbott, and get in line to help the whole bee- keeping industry as well as yourself. One Continuously Starting Cells.—After a colony has beeu queenless for a considerable time, it can not be counted on for doing good work at starting iiueen-cells. But by the right management there need be no difficulty in having good cells continuously started throughout the entire season in the same hive, if not entirely by the same bees. All that is needed is the addition from time to time of frames of brood. This has a two-fold effect; It keeps up the supply ot young bees, and also furnishes young brood to be fed, thus keeping up the preparation of a bounti- ful supply of the right kind of nourishment for the prospective queens. Next National at Denver.—We have received the following notice from Pres. Hutchinson, announcing that the executive committee have selected Denver: THE NATIONAL CONVENTION TO BE HELD IN DENVER. Denver, Colo., has been selected as the place for holding the next meeting of the National Bee-Keepers' Association. Time— the first week in September. The exact date has not been decided upon, but the first ses- sion will probably be held Tue
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