Parkersburg West Virginia 1936 Peerless Milling Billhead 8 x 6

This 1936 billhead from The Peerless Milling Company in Parkersburg, West Virginia documents agricultural supply transactions during a period when regional mills supported local farming and retail distribution.

Milling companies played a central role in processing grain products such as meal and oats, supplying both livestock feed and consumer staples across rural communities. Firms like Peerless Milling operated as intermediaries between agricultural producers and local stores, facilitating the movement of bulk goods through established distribution networks. Printed billheads from this era typically emphasized company identity while providing structured space for itemized transactions, reinforcing both branding and record-keeping functions.

The document is dated November 24, 1936, and records a sale to Monroe Store in Palestine, West Virginia, with delivery noted by company truck. Itemized entries include bushels of meal and a bale of rolled oats, with corresponding prices and totals listed. The layout features a clean typographic header in red ink, accompanied by printed descriptors identifying the company as feed manufacturers and wholesale jobbers, presenting a clear and functional commercial format.

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