SHOW & REUNION REPORTS

By Ed Schott and Jeanette Draus
Published on July 1, 1973
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Photo are some of the past threshing show ,'Queens'', special guests of the ''King Show''. Courtesy of Jeanette A. Draus, Route 1, Box 153, Davis Junction, Illinois 61020.
Photo are some of the past threshing show ,'Queens'', special guests of the ''King Show''. Courtesy of Jeanette A. Draus, Route 1, Box 153, Davis Junction, Illinois 61020.
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George W. Hedtke, President of the North Central Illinois Steam Power Show, Inc., greeted guests as they were registered by the Treasurer of the show, Emil Svanda. Mr. Hedtke is shown greeting one of our speakers for the evening, Norman Radtke, Secretary
George W. Hedtke, President of the North Central Illinois Steam Power Show, Inc., greeted guests as they were registered by the Treasurer of the show, Emil Svanda. Mr. Hedtke is shown greeting one of our speakers for the evening, Norman Radtke, Secretary
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Picture is some of the 76 guests from the six neighboring shows and the hosting group, the North Central Illinois Steam Power Show, Inc. who enjoy the dinner and meeting in February at Kings, Illinois.
Picture is some of the 76 guests from the six neighboring shows and the hosting group, the North Central Illinois Steam Power Show, Inc. who enjoy the dinner and meeting in February at Kings, Illinois.
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These friendly little people were on hand to help welcome guests from six neighboring shows, who were invited by the North Central Illinois Steam Power Show, Inc. to Kings, Illinois for the dinner-meeting. They were made by Berniece Hayenga, a member of t
These friendly little people were on hand to help welcome guests from six neighboring shows, who were invited by the North Central Illinois Steam Power Show, Inc. to Kings, Illinois for the dinner-meeting. They were made by Berniece Hayenga, a member of t

A beautifully tied bundle of oats stood symbolic of the common
interests and goals discussed by the large group of representatives
of the area shows who were invited to Kings, Illinois on the
evening of February 24th, by the North Central Illinois Steam Power
Show, Inc. The Harm Hayenga farm home, where the N.C.I.S.P.S.I.
meetings are held, was the site of the thresherman’s-style

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