After the parade, a tractor pull attracted 26 kids, he said, and children also searched for coins in a pile of sand. The museum was open for tours during the day, and other activities were offered.
Threshing demonstrations did not proceed due to a problem with the steam engine.
Charlie's Chuckwagon served a roast beef supper.
"It was probably a … replica of the meals they had back in the old days with the threshing crews," said Ward. "Then everyone was sitting around and visiting."
Ward said those who attended had a wonderful time on a nice day, and a lot of kids turned out to learn how farming used to happen.
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