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Letter: Jesse James' doggie Jackson Brower writes: Maybe Jesse James' little doggie who supposedly fell out their getaway automobile following the infamous hold-up of the Bank of Columbia. The old-timers used to talk about this for hours down at the Pellyton General Store. The James boys were in a big hurry to get home to Missouri.--JacksonComments re photo 86201 History question on the Public Square This story was posted on 2019-12-12 19:53:41
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