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The Best Road Machine

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Parent Issue
Day
25
Month
May
Year
1888
Copyright
Public Domain
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THE BEST
ROAD MACHINE

You ought to have one in your township. It will save money. Better roads at less expense. Speak to your supervisor about it. Call the highway commissioners attention to this advertisement. It's to your interest if you pay taxes.

THE AMERICAN
CHAMPION ROAD GRADER

The best made, the most enduring, greatest capacity, easiest of operation, steadiest motion, turned in narrower space than other machines. P. W. Richardson, Tremont, Me., writes that he can build more roads for $100 with it than could be built for $2,000 the old way. Dimon Roberts, road commissioner of Lynn, Mass., says "road expenses since purchasing American Champion half as great as formerly and more than twice amount work done each year." The

LITTLE WONDER GRADER

Warranted to do any work possible to any two-wheel machine and do it with lighter draft and less friction on the axles.

The New Daisy Road Machine

A low price machine, the best thing for the money in the market. Read what Supervisor Dansingburg of Augusta says

Whittaker, Mich., Dec. 2, 1887.
DEAR SIR: - I would say that the New Daisy Road Machine bought of you last May is all that you represent it to be. I consider it superior to the Boss, on account of its hollow all-steel bar, allowing the dirt to move away freer and causing a good deal less side draft, consequently running easier, I think any one who buys one will be satisfied with it.

Yours, WM. DANSINGBURG.

THESE MACHINES MAY BE SEEN AT LARGE AT M. STAEBLER’S AGRICULTURAL WARE ROOMS, ON WASHINGTON STREET,

Buy of home agents whose warranties are known to be good. M. STAEBLER is also agent for the 

SPRINGFIELD ROADSTER.

A bicycle not to be excelled for grace, speed, strength, hill climbing, safety or for moderateness of price. Headers cannot possibly be taken on this wheel. See the Wheel at Stabler's and you will buy no other. 

All kinds of Agricultural Implements may be found at the Warerooms of

M. STAEBLER'S
WASHINGTON STREET, ANN ARBOR.

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Old News
Ann Arbor Argus