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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1956
Page
8
A quotation attributed to The Wall Street Journal notes that gold remains unaffected by a trend described as yanning, contrasting with other assets and implying durability in value. The line underscores gold’s perceived stability amid shifting markets.
A young visitor watches an old wall clock. When asked if the clock is running Mary replies it is just standing still and wagging its tail, eliciting a quaint remark from her grandmother about time and motion.
Lancaster Farming corrects a May 25 caption for the Coatesville Chicken of Tomorrow Contest image. Sara Ann Herr of Rohrerstown Pa, last year's grand champion, appears with this year's fifth place winners. Mrs Irene Moore of Moore's Farms Lancaster supplied the chicks. Moore Farms' entries placed second and fifth at Coatesville.
Lancaster County markets report sugar peas and lettuce appearing on stands. Early prices run about 35 cents a half pint for peas and 50 cents a pint, with lettuce around 20 cents per head.
The 71st Annual Holstein Friesian Association of America convention starts Wednesday in Milwaukee. More than 2,000 dairy men attend June 6 and 7 to elect officers and shape policies for the world’s largest dairy cattle registry. New York leads with 25 delegates among 176 official representatives.
A roster of individuals including Warren Sickman Pequea ak H. S. Newcomer Mt. Joy B. F. Adams Bird-in-Hand J Fred Whiteside John J. Hess IT James High Gordonville appears in a local item likely naming participants or attendees for a community gathering.
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