Back In The Day It Was All About Hay
In 1893, a spirited young man named Louis embarked on a journey from his hometown in Maine to Boston, seeking new horizons. Fueled by ambition, he surveyed the bustling cityscape with the eyes of an entrepreneur. Amidst the clattering of hooves and the rhythm of wagons, he envisioned a venture in the hay trade to nourish the horses that powered the city.
Thus began the humble genesis of Louis E. Page, a legacy that endures into 2024 with unwavering vitality, defying the expectations of its inception.
So Louis Page is commemorating its 131st anniversary—a remarkable milestone worth celebrating!
Cast your thoughts back 131 years to the time when Grover Cleveland took office for his second presidential term and the American landscape brimmed with innovation. It was the year when the Duryea brothers unveiled the first American-made gasoline-fueled car, and Thomas Edison unveiled his pioneering motion picture studio. Against this backdrop of progress, Louis Page laid the cornerstone of its enduring legacy.
Louis Page stands as a testament to resilience in a landscape where longevity is a rare gem.
This stalwart enterprise has remained steadfast through two world wars, epidemics, technological revolutions, and societal shifts. Adaptability to evolving industrial landscapes has been crucial, but an unwavering commitment to customer service is paramount among its enduring values. Yes, I know it sounds like corporate-speak, but it’s truly the way I and my people do business to this day.
This dedication has cemented Louis Page’s place in the annals of American business history.
Makes me feel humble just writing it!
Today, as a third-generation, woman-owned enterprise, Louis Page continues its tradition of excellence, serving a diverse clientele spanning from chicken farmers to dog trainers and from ranchers to industrial enterprises. Our products grace the landscapes of farms, construction sites, parks, and zoos, reflecting the breadth of our reach and the versatility of our offerings.
Join us in embracing our legacy and entrust your next project to a company that has stood the test of time—Louis Page – where tradition meets innovation since 1893.
Wouldn’t Louis have been amazed to know you would be able to order from his company with a few taps or clicks from hundreds of miles away? Visit us here.
My warm regards,
Debbie Page
CEO, Louis E. Page Inc – Woman-owned business and Family-owned since 1893. (“...where tradition meets innovation since 1893.” Hmm. That's us. Maybe I’ll use it again!)