Name/Title
Samuel I. Smith & Company Wholesale Druggists Reorganization Letter to Customers, 1876Entry/Object ID
AM2014.26.421Scope and Content
Samuel I. Smith & Company Wholesale Druggists Reorganization Letter to Customers, Jan. 1, 1876 Poor condition. (Building occupied by Smith is still in use in 2014).
Announcing the dissolution of the partnership of Good, Smith & Company, a drug supplier, and the merger of the trade with Smith's wholesale paint, oil, glass & building material company. Milton Tootle and Samuel Smith are the resulting partners along with Frank C. Condon. John B. Good is retained as Drug Sales Manager. Business is consolidated at Smith's building on 3rd Street. between Edmond & Charles. Includes three page handwritten letter "To the Trade" by Samuel Smith.
Letterhead: illustration of Smith's 3rd Street Building
"Sam'l I. Smith & Co.
Wholesale Druggists
Paints, Oils, Glass, Painters' Sundries
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hiar, Building, Roofing, and Wrapping Paper
Stoneware, Sewer Pipe, and Other Specialties
No. 210 South Third Street
Saint Joseph, Mo"
Letter:Collection
Marshall & Melanie WhiteLexicon
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsSearch Terms
Third Street, 210 South, St. Joseph Merchants, Samuel J. Smith & Co. Wholesale Druggists, Drug Companies, Third StreetRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Smith, Samuel I.Person or Organization
Milton TootlePerson or Organization
John B. GoodPerson or Organization
Frank C. Condon
