Parkersburg West Virginia 1935 Shattuck Jackson Wholesale Grocers Billhead 8 x 7

This 1935 billhead from Shattuck & Jackson Co. of Parkersburg, West Virginia, documents wholesale grocery distribution during a period when regional suppliers connected national brands with local merchants.

Wholesale grocers played a central role in the supply chain, purchasing goods from manufacturers such as Procter & Gamble and distributing them to smaller retailers and businesses. These operations relied on standardized invoicing systems that tracked product types, quantities, and pricing, reflecting the structured commercial networks that supported everyday consumer goods.

The billhead features a printed layout with company branding at the top, including references to Procter & Gamble products and the Pleezing label. Itemized entries list products such as soap and cleaning supplies alongside quantities and prices, with handwritten totals and calculations appearing in the lower portion. The design combines bold typographic headings with functional tabular organization, presenting a clear record of wholesale transactions within a regional business framework.

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