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Missouri

I. G. Baker
11 May 2022

I. G. Baker

by Russ Paton | Posted in: History, Travel | 0

“The Missouri – too thick to drink, too thin to plow”

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I. G. Baker, Steamboat, Missouri, Arabia, Supply Chain

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