Beekeeper Bees and Cedar Rapids Icons of 1890s Era
In Cedar Rapids the 1890s featured publisher and firefighter Louis Horsky, department store co owner Alphonse Franchere who built Athletic Park, and amateur photographer Sam Houx who captured city scenes. Houx documented bee swarms near the Grand Hotel in 1897 while streetcars clanged at First Avenue and Second Street SE.
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Bees And Beekeeping Move Through Early Gazette Narrative
In a Cedar Rapids Gazette feature, Louis Horsky is filmed attracting bees to a branch then placing it in a cracker box, with a mischievous for sale ad later run by the paper. Horsky dies at 44 from tonsillitis complications, leaving a wife and five daughters. photographer Roux leaves Cedar Rapids in 1898, returns in 1902, and dies in 1934 at age 77.
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