This early 1900s Denton, Texas billhead documents a hardware and farm supply account with A. F. Evers, dealer in plumbing, tinwork, wagons, and implements.
A. F. Evers advertised hardware, plumbing, and tinwork alongside farm implements, buggies, wagons, and harness, reflecting the diversified inventory typical of turn-of-the-century Texas town merchants. The printed header includes telephone number 200 and thirty-day terms, placing it squarely in the expanding commercial networks of rural North Texas.
Handwritten entries list stall work, lumber, wheat by the bushel, hay handling, and baling, with itemized figures totaling 13.10. The mix of agricultural labor and supply charges offers a compact snapshot of everyday farm economy in Denton during the period.
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