La Crosse Wisconsin 1914 A Grams Sons Flour Feed Billhead 6 x 3.75

This 1914 billhead from A. Grams & Sons of La Crosse, Wisconsin documents a flour and feed transaction with handwritten entries detailing quantities, pricing, and delivery instructions.

Regional suppliers like A. Grams & Sons played a central role in agricultural distribution networks, providing flour, feed, and related goods to merchants and farms across the Upper Midwest. The printed header identifies the business location on South Front Street and includes a telephone listing, reflecting the integration of modern communication into early twentieth-century commerce. The structured invoice layout shows itemized quantities and pricing, illustrating standardized bookkeeping practices used by small and mid-sized wholesalers during this period.

The document is dated June 24, 1914, and is made out to a mercantile recipient, with multiple line entries and check marks indicating fulfilled items. A handwritten note near the center references billing and credit, adding a layer of transactional context beyond the printed form. The compact 6 x 3.75 format and pre-printed ruling lines are characteristic of everyday business ephemera, while the combination of printed and handwritten elements preserves a clear record of routine commercial exchange.

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