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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called CARS - السيارات - 車 - Autos - coches - автомоб, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

In Days of Old When Men were Bold And seat-belts were not invented - They drove their cars Like hoons from Mars - With sore Willys and bums they repented.

Added to the gallery Oddities From the Commons 3

Lieutenant Ned E. Ballough, a Flight Instructor, was known as the "wing walker" -- a nickname he earned from his trick of leaving the cockpit unattended and climbing out onto the wing, where he would nonchalantly walk back and forth.  — Dancing in the Sky: The Royal Flying Corps in Canada

I have found an entire article ad posted it to my account: www.flickr.com/photos/richard_arthur_norton/3121129473/ B. H. Andersen was the former general secretary of the board of trade of Butler, Pennsylvania. He left Portland, Maine on March 4, 1931 toward Portland, Oregon leading a donkey. Sources: New Castle News - September 5, 1913, New Castle, Pennsylva... "... As a result of his folly Anderson started Portland Maine on inauguration ... yesterday to walk the entire distance to Portland Oregon Which he agreed to ..." Oakland Tribune - March 4, 1913, Oakland, California "... Donkey on Long Hike Portland, Maine marching a donkey and intending to walk from Portland Maine to Portland Oregon. B H Andersen former general secretary ... "

Maybe it's the original bumper sticker.

Location is the corner of Fore Street and Exchange Street Portland Maine

Richard Arthur Norton (1958-) and Mitchel25: Thank you for your additional information. We will add it and upload the description.

Richard, you have transposed the digits of "1913"