YESTERYEAR IN MOTION JAMESTOWN, NORTH CAROLINA

By Willard D. Moore
Published on May 1, 1974
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Brown Loflin gets a young spectator for his Frick portable.
Brown Loflin gets a young spectator for his Frick portable.
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Number 3 Geyser threshing machine as it came into the Show Grounds. This is a typical scene of the small southern farm some 75 years ago, even the dog. I was reared on a farm less than two miles from where this Show was held and the first money that I eve
Number 3 Geyser threshing machine as it came into the Show Grounds. This is a typical scene of the small southern farm some 75 years ago, even the dog. I was reared on a farm less than two miles from where this Show was held and the first money that I eve
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Wayne and Clay Swain have not lost their ability to feed the thresher. These shots taken September 1973 at the Jamestown-Union Hill Lions Club ''Yesteryear In Motion''. Courtesy of Willard D. Moore, Pres. 3139 Dillon Road, Jamestown, North Carolina 27282
Wayne and Clay Swain have not lost their ability to feed the thresher. These shots taken September 1973 at the Jamestown-Union Hill Lions Club ''Yesteryear In Motion''. Courtesy of Willard D. Moore, Pres. 3139 Dillon Road, Jamestown, North Carolina 27282

President of Jamestown-Union Hill Lions Club, 3139 Dillon Road,
Jamestown, North Carolina 27282

It was a very busy day around our house September 22, 1973. The
interest in wheat threshing as it was done in the past and old
engine restoration was thought to be a good area for fellowship and
a profitable fund raising project for our Lions Club. The club

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