Report On Term-Kentucky Threshermen’s Fourth Annual Show

By Billy Byrd
Published on November 1, 1973
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Frick engine owned by Newt Howell of Shelbyville, Tennessee.
Frick engine owned by Newt Howell of Shelbyville, Tennessee.
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A J.I. Case owned by Wallace Freeman of Cadiz, Kentucky. [Pictures by Bill Hill]. Courtesy of Billy Byrd, 369 S. Harrig Street, Madinsonville, Kentucky 42431.
A J.I. Case owned by Wallace Freeman of Cadiz, Kentucky. [Pictures by Bill Hill]. Courtesy of Billy Byrd, 369 S. Harrig Street, Madinsonville, Kentucky 42431.
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Shot is of a rear-mounted Keck-Gonnerman engine owned by Frank Chilbers, rural Route, Clarksville, Tennessee.
Shot is of a rear-mounted Keck-Gonnerman engine owned by Frank Chilbers, rural Route, Clarksville, Tennessee.

369 S Harrig St., Madisonville, Kentucky 42431

On July 20th, 21st, and 22nd, 1973, the Tenn-Ky
Threshermen’s Assn, held its 4th Steam Traction Engine Gas
Engine and Wheat Threshing Show. On Thursday July 20th, visitors
from several states came in with their campers prepared to stay all
three days. On Friday the show got in progress with engines on the

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