Montgomery County Threshers

By Staff

|Published on January 1, 1983

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Talking before the day begins.

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Engine on parade.

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Waiting to start threshing.

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Bill Moxley of Troy, Missouri, taking care of a Port Huron engine owned by Martha Rush of Fulton, Missouri.

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Kenneth and Tabatha Poindexter of Wellsville, Missouri, standing
on an Advance engine owned by Elmer and Bessie Perry of
Wellsville.

Mrs. Becky Poindexter of Wellsville, Missouri sent us the photos
on this page. The pictures were taken at the Montgomery County Old
Threshers Association Show held August 20-22, 1982. Becky is the

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