The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-08
=, interesting sessions Wsrs Held
I, keokuk This Morning and
Afternoon With Many
Present. FL
EXPERTS ON PROGRAM
80. ,r,neetor Frank G. Pellet Pre-
.Ided over Meeting Addrssssd
BY state and Y. 9.
Authoritiss.

conference OF oeo Anspocso1s =.
49, rrnited States and Canada, ana
nsrsons interested In this work, was
Ssld This morning In tho knights o.
rc,nmbus hall, and this afternoon IN
~ Industrial association rooms. the
- . was attended by good siz-
q number Of bee inspectors ana beo
- e.,e a and proved Of much inter.
-. = closed the two day session
sNich has been held ct Hamilton ana
A. Keokuk.
~. meeting was presided over BY
r,.nt G. Pellet OF Atlantic, state In
.necfor OF apiaries. Dr.. l. II. Pam
al, s 81 Ames. Iowa, fully explained
.Th. place OF Botany in Beekeep-
~, rducation." After he had read HIS
s.nar Dr. Pammell identified num-
~ of Wild flowers that had been
hrousht in from this vicinity. and told
q their value as honey plAnts.
K the afternoon N. b. France u
ui.consin. spoke on "The Cooperation
81 Inspectors" He gave this most In.
portant subject the handing tnat
only an expert can give. Dr. fniiiips
Of the United States department OF
agriculture, followed Mr.. France ana
there was general open discussion
on the various topics.
These who Were Present:
The following attended the meeting
here today:
! beekeepiue in the U. 8. department OF
agriculture at Washington. d. G.
Mr.. Ernest r. Root, Medina. Ohio.
editor Of Gleanings In Bee Culture. ona
81 the important bee magazines OF tha
world.
G. p. Dadant and his three sons,
Louis, Henry and Maurice. who man
age between them, the American Bee
Journal, the Dadant Apiaries and 9th.
er bee keeping interests
Or. L. H. Pammell. head OF the
state department OF botany at Ames.
lows. @s 3ah III targ s8Es
Frank c. Pellet, state inspector OF
Iowa, Atlantic, lows.
,. A. Davis. Ames. lows, deputy In
spector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore. Fairfield. Iowa.
Mr.. Elmore is one Of lova's deputy
bee inspectors.
Wisconsin.
E. J. Baxter, Nauvoo, nj. president
OF Illinois association.
Dr.. A. c. baxter, Springfield. I'LL,
vice president Of Illinois association.
A. L. Kildow. Putnam. Ill, state Ia
spector for Illinois.
l. E, Pyles. Putpam, IN. deputy In
spector for Illinois.
]. W. Slime, Stockport one OF the
directors OF Iowa association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coverdale, Delma-.
Iowa. Mr.. Coverdale is Mhe greatest
authority on sweet clover In the Unit
ed States. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall, Colo. Iowa.
one Of the biggest producers OF honey
in Iowa.
c. B. Baxter. Leavenworth, Kansas.
c. W. Sullivan, Montr6se, Iowa.
John Grecian, Kalona, Iowa.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Hoy. Mt. Pu-
laski. Illinois.
]. ] Fox, Wayland, Missouri.
J. D. Pence, st. Francisville, Mo.
VIM. Zahs, Jr., Riverside, Iowa.
p. B. Morgan, Lucas. Iowa.
DR.. w. w. Nelson, Birmingham.
Iowa.
Alfred yesterday, Niota, Illinois.
9. H. Smith, Chicago, Illinois.
9. B. Scott, st. Louis. Missouri.
A. B. Tackaberry. Cantril, Iowa.
W. H. Runner. Montrose. Iowa.
A. q. Woodman, head OF Woodman
supply Co, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
W H. Hyde, New Canton, Illinois.
!: NJ. Hastings, Decatur, Illinois.
MIS-. Sarah B. Schlotter, Mrs. Alfred
Patrick, Il. R. Collins. r.. J. Lamb,
!onn p. Mitchell, Misses Merta and
La Mitchell, all OF Keokuk.