PIONEER ENGINEERS SHOW

By John J. Menchhofer
Published on May 1, 1967
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Bill Fogwell
Courtesy of Chas. H. Wendel, Atkins, Iowa 52206 Huber Return Flue Engine, 11471, built 1920. This fine 18 hp. engine is owned by S. A. and T. H. DeWees of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Shown here getting up steam on July 24, 1966. Chas. Vornholt of Solon is the fir

3520 W. 12th Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46222

The Pioneers club of Indiana Inc. held their annual three day
show August 5-6-7 1966 on the grounds of the Rush County
conservation Club.

To say it was a good show would be saying it mildly. It was much
better than we had for many years. Our equipment was in better
condition, the engines were in first class shape, all repaired and
a bright paint job. Separators, gas engines, gas tractors were all
in good condition in all respects.

Our weather was perfect, no rain to spoil the show. Our
attendance was very good. We had visitors from far away states, and
also quite a few from foreign countries.

The smallest traction engine shown this year was a six
horsepower Russell, and the largest was a 22 H. P. Peerless double
cylinder, so there was quite a contrast.

Quite a few separators were on the grounds all ready to go.

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