Woman Runs Own California Bee Ranch After Giving Up Music
In Los Angeles County Miss Inez Cooley of California describes managing a bee ranch with 400 to 600 hives at the Sierra Madre foothills. She abandoned concert singing to run the operation after her parents deaths, using water-powered extractors and modern flat top hives to maximize honey production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
California
Inez Cooley
Los Angeles County
Europe
Tennessee
Calfornia
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
Sierra Madre Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Scotland
The Queen Excluder for Better Beekeeping
A detailed guide explains queen excluders to confine the queen to the brood chamber, improving swarm control and hive management. It notes the shift from noisy swarming scares to cage methods, and discusses queen selection, aging, and the crossing of California bees for higher yields. It adds reflections on honey yields, fake honey, and beekeeping as a rewarding pursuit, especially for women in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Europe
Strang
East
Pennsylvania
Dynamite Blast Kills Two at Cleveland Powder Plant
Two watchmen die and another dies later after a dynamite explosion at Austin Powder mill No 4 near Cleveland. The blast, which damaged twenty other buildings and rattled residences, occurred early today with no cause known.
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United Cross
Cleveland
Austin Powder Company
Jacob Basvk
Frank Moroski
Indiana National Guard Shoots Lead Team Returns
Members of the Indiana National Guard team returning to Indianapolis after a Camp Berry shoot in Ohio. Their total score surpassed last year’s Sea Girl event by 4937 points, but none qualified for the abroad international team. Lieut. Herbert Mc Bride nearly made the team, while Lieut. Louis Morgan of Indianapolis placed third and Lieut. Kruse of Vincennes placed second in the Indiana group.
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Indiana National Guard
Camp Berry
Indianapolis
Indiana
Sea Girl
N. J
Herbert McBride
Lieut
Louis Morgan
Lieut. Kruse
Vincennes
Runaway Orphans Returned from Indianapolis Home
Daniel Osborn, a minor, wandered Brookside park Monday night and was taken to police headquarters. He had escaped from the Indianapolis Orphans Home and was later returned. Walter Case, who fled with Daniel, remains missing.
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Daniel Osborn
Brookside Park
Indianapolis
Walter Case
Daniel
Elder man thrown from car in Roosevelt avenue crash
John F. Perrin, 93, was thrown from a car at Roosevelt avenue and Eighteenth street Monday night, bruised about the head and rendered unconscious. He was taken to 2012 Hillside Avenue and lives with his daughter, Mrs. Rose Weyden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Perrin
Roosevelt-ave
Eighteenth St
Hillside-ave
Rose Weyden
Police Seek Delbert Ashby Missing In Lima State
Police are seeking Delbert Ashby of Lima Ohio who had been in Indianapolis several weeks as a guest of his sister Mrs Frank Hildreth 1930 Columbia Ave but disappeared on Wednesday.
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Delbert Ashby
Lima, O
Indianapolis
Frank Hildreth
Columbia Ave
Lost of Living Id Much Higher in the United States
A temperate, industrious poor family endures hunger and unaffordable basics. Bread, meat, and coffee cost more per pound and per loaf. rent exceeds fair value. four cramped rooms lack sanitation. Small purchases inflate costs by 7 percent. debt and usury trap the family amid prosperity.
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Hubby
United States
Applications for License in Indianapolis Ward 13 9
Notices by Berringer Fletcher Jr and Henry A Kolker reveal intent to seek Marion county licenses at the October 1907 term to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on-premises drinking rights and pool table privileges. Addresses include 503 South Meridian Street and the southeast corner of Columbia Avenue and Belt Railroad, with room sizes noted.
License sought to sell intoxicating liquor in Indianapolis
At the October term 1907 the Fifteenth ward Wayne township Indiana granted a license application for selling intoxicating liquor. The business place located at 3206 West Washington Street occupies a front room 15 by 35 feet with one door south and two doors west on Washington Street in a brick building. The premises sit on part of the west half of the northwest quarter section 9 township 9 range 3 east Maker's West Washington street addition. Frank Iten seeks the permit to sell and drink on the premises.
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Wayne Townsmp
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Washington Street
Maker's
Indianapolis
Wayne Township
Orion County
Indiana
Washington Atreat
Center Township
State of
Brighton Boulevard
Saorthwest
Ange 3
Notices of liquor licenses in Indianapolis wards
A compilation of notices from Marion county Indiana for October 1907 license applications to sell intoxicating liquors in various wards. Listed are applicants J J Sullivan, J H Reinhardt, N J Lux, and Charles Richter with details of their premises including addresses 41 Harrison street, 1806 Brighton boulevard, 18 West Ohio street, and south street ward 7, plus pool table privileges and lot descriptions.
Licenses Sought for Two Indianapolis Liquor Rooms
Two ward notices announce applicants in Marion county Indiana seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privileges. Joseph H Vonderheide requests license for 16 West Maryland Street ward 12. John E Kelly seeks license for 903 Senate Avenue North ward 3.
Notice of liquor license bids in Indianapolis ward 11
The notice lists applications at the October term 1917 for malt and spirituous liquor licenses to sell and drink in a room 18 by 74 feet at 43 East Washington Street in ward 11, Center township, Marion County. It names Tony Garata and J F WCarthy as applicants and notes pool table privileges requested.
Notice of Liquor License and Pool Table Privilege
EDWIN SHOREAKER files for a fifth ward license to sell intoxicating liquors in Marion County Indiana with on premises drinking in a front room of a two story brick building at 302 Blake Street in Indianapolis. He also applies for pool table privileges in the same room during October term 1907 center township.
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Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Meridian Street
Hoefgen
Heirs
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ss. Berringer
Washington Street
Vaien
Washington and
Pine Streets
Harrison and
Fletcher, Witt
Taylor & Hoyt
Harrison Street
J. J. Sullivan
Mallon County
State of Indiana
Ohio Street
Webb & Traden
N. J. Lux
Board of County Commissioners
New Jersey Street
New Jersey
Market Streets
Anderson's Et al
New Jersey and
Market Street
Charles Richter
Nereby
Blake and
New York Streets
Blake Street
Edwin Shoreaker
Notice of Liquor Licenses in Marion County Indiana Ward 6
Notices filed by J M Riley of sixth ward Center township Marion county Indiana seeking October 1907 license to sell intoxicating and spirituous liquors at 136 West Market Street in a brick building with poolroom and stockroom rooms, and to sell pool table privileges. R Griffen of ward 3 Center township seeks October 1907 license to sell spirituous malt and drank at 1414 North Missouri Street in a two story building with pool table privileges.
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Hersby
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Market Street
Lot & In Square
Sixth Ward
Indianapolis
West Market Street
Saie
J. M. Riley
Indianapolis Liquor License Notice Transcribed in 12th Ward
The notice details an October term application by M. Scott for a license to sell intoxicating liquors at a specified three story brick building corner of Delaware street and Virginia avenue in Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana. It also notes the opposite front room of a two story frame building at No 138 South West Street Ward 12 and an additional pool table notice by Chris Janakl.
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Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Delaware Street
Virginia Avenue
Indianapolis
Delaware and
M. Scott
NOTIC
Board of “Commissioners
State of
West
Ellis and May
Indianapeolis
South Weat Street
City Public Works approves assessment roll for Fifteenth Street
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces on August 26 1907 they approved an assessment roll for public improvements on Fifteenth Street from the east property line of College Avenue under Improvement Resolution No 4644.
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Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Fifteenth Street
College Avenue
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston. C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Works
Bolton Avenue
Campbell Avenue
Preston C. Trusler
Indianapolis School Desks Bid Notice 1907
Sealed proposals due September 10, 1907 for stationary school desks. Bid deposits of 500 dollars required. If accepted bidder fails to contract within ten days, deposit becomes property of the Board. Specifications and blanks available from the Board. John E. Cleland, Business Director.
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Indianapolis
Board of School Commissioners
City of
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Miss Cooley
Califor
Nia
Father
Anna Bazinet
Osborn Mill No. 2
Fall River
Mass
UAT
Acai
Maatend Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
Gor “al Sale
Ashby
Eer
America
Shylock
Washington
Welmilie
Pligs
Columbia Avenue
A. Fletcher, Jr
Belt Railroad
Chas. Fetters
Henry A. Kolker
Maryland Street
Kentucky Avenue
Joseph H. Vonderheide
Pratt Street
Senate Avenue
Blake
North
A. John E . Kelly
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Tony Garata
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad Company
J. F. Wcarthy
Center — Township
Board of County Comissioners
Missouri Street
St. John West's
R. Griffen
Chris Janakl
Eleventh Street
Tacoma Avenue
Temple Avenue
Pine Street
John E. Cleland
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