>>   I just noticed that the AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL had an article in the
>>November 1920 issue on wintering bees in Montana (summarized on p. 722 in
>>the current November issue).
>>
>>   Remember, that is before migratory beekeeping was very feasible and
>>modern materials unavailable.  The claim of "reduced losses to one per cent
>>or less over a period of 6 years" might justify looking up the original
>>article.  Some ideas might be useful.
>
>There are lots of us out here who haven't got libraries going back to 1920.
>Or the current issue of the ABJ. How about you supplying us a precis?
 
   I'm sorry but can't be of much help on this matter --- our library has
never carried that technical journal.  I was just trying to bring attention
of something that might have been forgotten.
 
   Is there anyone out there who has access to the 1920 November issue of
ABJ who could help out?  (After all, I live here where we have brood and
foraging all year round.)
 
                                                        Adrian
 
 
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