Reform Alabama 1950s Dr Pepper Nu-Grape Bottling Company Billhead 5 x 3.5

This 1950s billhead from the Dr Pepper Bottling Company in Reform, Alabama documents a small-scale beverage transaction during the mid-century expansion of regional soft drink distribution.

Local bottling operations played a central role in distributing branded sodas across smaller towns, often handling multiple product lines such as Dr Pepper and Nu-Grape within a shared delivery network. Printed receipt forms from these companies reflect streamlined accounting practices, with compact layouts designed for quick recording of quantities, returns, and totals.

The document features “Dr Pepper Bottling Company” at the top with bottle illustrations flanking the header, and includes pre-printed item lines for Dr Pepper and Nu-Grape. Handwritten entries indicate a recorded amount, with fields for empties returned and net total below. A stamped or marked receipt number appears at the bottom, and the small-format paper shows light wear consistent with routine commercial use.

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