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Hi!
I am sorry that I did not include the reference, which I usually do.
The excerpt came from:
THE VALUE OF GOOD QUEENS By F. B. PADDOCK, Ames, Iowa
published in the JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY.
Specifically, it was in the minutes of:
The meeting of the Section on Apiculture of the American Association
of Economic Entomologists was held Wednesday evening, December 29,
1920, at the University of Chicago, and was called to order at 8.15 p. m.
by the Chairman, Mr. F. B. Paddock of Ames, Iowa.
PLB
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