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    Laurie and Rick Pease of Skowhegan look nervously toward auctioneer Stefan Keenan, who was looking for another bid over the $130,000 the couple made for the Dale Thistle home and lot in Skowhegan on Wednesday. The Peases' $130,000 bid was the winning bid.

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    Laurie and Rick Pease of Skowhegan erupted in smiles after their $130,000 bid for the Dale Thistle home and lot in Skowhegan was the winning bid in an auction in Skowhegan on Wednesday.

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    Some stained glass windows in a bedroom sold as part of the home of the former Dale Thistle estate in Skowhegan in an auction on Wednesday.

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    Potential bidders tour the Skowhegan home formerly owned by Dale Thistle that was sold in an auction for $130,000 on Wednesday.

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    Standing in the kitchen at the former Dale Thistle home in Skowhegan on Wednesday, auctioneer Stefan Keenan of Keenan Auction Company, center, gives details about the home and lot.

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    This 13-room Greek Revival home and land at 400 Water St. in Skowhegan, owned recently by attorney Dale Thistle, will be put up for auction Wednesday.

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    A postcard owned by Rob Washburn, chairman of Skowhegan's Coburn Day committee, shows the home at 400 Water St. Skowhegan, as depicted on a postcard postmarked 1911.

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