This 1920 billhead documents a commercial transaction from the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company during the period when branded packaged foods were reshaping American grocery distribution.
Loose-Wiles was one of the nation’s major biscuit and cracker producers in the early twentieth century, marketing its products under the Sunshine Biscuit name and building a national presence through standardized packaging and aggressive regional sales networks. Minneapolis served as an important Upper Midwest hub for wholesale food trade, linking urban manufacturers with rural and small-town retailers.
The billhead is printed with the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company letterhead and Sunshine Biscuit branding and records a monthly statement issued to a Minnesota customer. Handwritten ledger entries itemize charges and payments, reflecting routine wholesale supply activity for bakery goods. The document measures approximately 6.5 x 5.5 inches and retains clear business formatting typical of commercial stationery from this period.
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