Known as Bayer today, the company operated under the name “Fabrenfabriken of Elberfield Company” from 1881-1913. Montezuma was in correspondence based on using test trials for some of their new or potentially up and coming products. It was in this period that Bayer was growing to become an internationally recognized company. They viewed Montezuma’s medical practice in high regard as a major Midwest contact they could not only trust but look to continue to build off of in the future.
