This April 1, 1907 billhead from Childress, Texas documents transactions with Scott-McConnell Grain Company, dealers in grain, hay, bran, and pure chopped feed.
Scott-McConnell Grain Co. operated as owners of the Childress Mill, serving a developing agricultural community on the Texas High Plains. The bold typographic header advertising grain and feed contrasts with the ruled ledger format below, a typical structure for early twentieth-century rural supply houses.
Handwritten entries for March list multiple purchases of chops and oats, with quantities and prices carefully calculated in the margin. A large manuscript notation confirms the account was paid April 1, 1907, adding a clear transactional endpoint to the document’s commercial record.
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