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- Note the strength
- Musta been mail order
- The Fall of the Year (1911)
- No Depot
- Quite a selection
- Must be a Texas thing.
- Hopper Come a Cropper
- A.R. Lee's Special Sauer Kraut
- Almost eponymous
- Calling all artists
- If you please
- Anything and everything in a can
- Texas Girl
- Product Design
- A more realistic FloorPlan?
- Post Toasties Corn Flakes...in Reverse!
- What would be
- Old Anheuser-Busch product
- Mr. Monk would not approve
- De-Ramping
- Now Improved!
- Is this store in Mexico or Texas, or is this before the Alamo?
- The "Iron Mask" is a train order signal
- Icons
- So cows are now pets?
- Don't make me come over that counter
- Re: Iron mask
- The more things change --
- Cornucopia
- Let me have one of those cans of Chuck Wagon
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They Were All Smoking: 1910
11 a.m. May 9, 1910. St. Louis, Missouri. "Newsies at Skeeter's branch. They were all smoking." Photograph and caption by Lewis Wickes Hine. View full size.
Skeeter's Branch Boys
This is Joe Manning. I think I found who these boys are, but the possible descendants didn't seem interested. I haven't given up hope.
Skeeter's Branch Boys
Was this picture a part of the St. Louis Boys that you published eons ago, and Joe Manning had found one of them?
[They're part of this group. Although they're not among Joe Manning's discoveries. - Dave]
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