Sulligent Alabama 1950s W N Jumper Poultry Billhead 5.5 x 3.5

This 1950s billhead from W. N. Jumper Poultry in Sulligent, Alabama documents a small-scale agricultural business transaction during a period when local poultry operations supplied fresh products directly to nearby customers and retailers.

Regional poultry businesses formed an essential part of mid-century Southern economies, where farmers and processors handled dressing, distribution, and sales within localized markets. Operations like W. N. Jumper Poultry reflect this structure, offering items such as fryers, hens, and eggs through direct invoice systems that connected producers with everyday buyers in rural communities.

The document features a compact printed form in red ink with the business name and Fresh Dressed Poultry prominently displayed at top, along with a local phone number. The ruled layout organizes categories including fryers, hens, and eggs, with a handwritten entry noting a quantity of 46 fryers and a total of 13.80. The small format and straightforward design illustrate practical accounting methods used in routine agricultural transactions of the period.

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