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	MaryJanesFarm \| About Us \| Our Historic Flour Mill
		She loved the Old Mill's woodwork, handrails worn smooth, the knot-free lumber and the function of the mill as the glue that once brought the community together.
		She also expects to use equipment from both mills to process grains and legumes into organic falafel, tabouli, hummus, pilaf and instant refried beans.
		He sold the only surviving flour mill of 19 that once operated in Whitman County, and also his 1960s-era mill equipment, in 1998 to longtime customer Mary Jane Butters and her husband, Nick Ogle, of rural Moscow.
	www.maryjanesfarm.com /About/our-historic-flour-mill.asp (1843 words)

	Portarlington Mill
		Portarlington Flour Mill is on the National Trust of Australia (Victoria) Register with a State Classification.
		The first flour mill was built at Drysdale, but the difficulty of land transport made Portarlington's water access attractive, and its handsome stone, steam flour mill, was built in 1857.
		The life of the building as a mill was only seventeen years, as in the 1870's the wider Wimmera lands were opened for cultivation, and in 1874 the mill was closed and the machinery used for milling was sent to the Wimmera.
	www.zades.com.au /port/mill.htm (588 words)

	Museum of Milling History
		The early mills were no doubt highly imperfect: we know, for example, that the overshot water wheel of a fifth-century Athenian mill (figure 56) received its water from too great a height, and that its moving parts rubbed against the stone walls of its enclosure.
		Please Note: This was the state of the art of flour milling in Germany (Figure 83) at the time Oliver Evans invented his improvements for automated flour milling, and in the early nineteenth-century when two German flour millers-millwrights came to America to steal the technology.
		The sifted or bolted flour would fall through the bag, sock, or tube onto the floor of the mill, and the tailings would often flow into the mill stream where the bag collar was attached to an outside wall.
	www.angelfire.com /folk/molinologist/museum.html (1842 words)

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		"Flour power" is the focus of the new Mill City Museum, constructed in the ruins of the 1880 Washburn A Mill, once the centerpiece of the Minneapolis flour empire.
		When it was built, the Washburn A was the largest flour mill in the world, and the most technologically advanced in a city where more than 20 flour mills once towered along the banks of the Mississippi.
		The flour mills stimulated a boom in larger farms, and by 1880, 70 percent of Minnesota's cultivated land - almost 4.5 million acres - was planted in wheat.
	www.agriview.com /articles/2003/12/22/crop_news/producer01.prt (1493 words)

	The Milling Process - Leonard I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Al-though some flour is produced here, the goal in the break system is not to produce a lot of flour but to maximize separation of bran from endosperm.
		Because the break rolls are at the beginning of the milling process, the quality of the work done here effects each subsequent step, thus determining both the yield of flour and the quality of that flour.
		While straight and clear flours will have more protein than the patent flour from the same wheat on the same mill run, this additional protein is from the aleurone and germ, not gluten from the endosperm.
	home.earthlink.net /~ggda/The_Milling_Process.htm (1140 words)

	Linn County, Oregon, Old Towns
		Boston Mill, historically known as Boston Mills and later Boston Roller Mills, Thompson's Flouring Mills, and now Thompson's Mills is a water-powered flour mill located on the waters of the Calapooia River about 12 miles due south of Albany, Oregon.
		Of these seven grist mills located on the Calapooia, the sole survivor is Thompson's Mills, now being the oldest continuously operating water-powered flour mill in the State of Oregon.
		The historic Town of Boston was established immediately west of the mill and grew slowly until the railroad was routed 1 1/2 miles to the west.
	linnhistory.peak.org /land/bostonmill.html (1093 words)

	Flour Mills in Buffalo County Part I-The Gibbon Mill 1873-1941
		The Union Pacific Railroad thought a flour mill in the new settlement of Gibbon was so important that it transported free of charge two carloads of machinery and lumber for its construction.
		The mill not only encouraged the growing of wheat in the area, but was of financial importance to the settlers who could save the cost of the flour by growing the grain themselves, and also save the cost of freight to have their flour shipped in from other points.
		In 1884 the Gibbon Mill was one of the first in the state to introduce the roller process of grinding, which increased their capacity to 60 barrels daily.
	bchs.kearney.net /BTales_199109.html (2003 words)

	DesMoinesRegister.com \| News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The best flour in the world was milled in Des Moines a century ago, when bread was considered "the staff of life." The Shannon & Mott Milling Co. at the northwest corner of 15th and Mulberry streets produced two well-known brands of flour that were used throughout the United States.
		The celebrated Falcon Flour was made of a blend of wheat from Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota.
		The mill was the largest in Iowa at the time and produced 300 barrels a day - the equivalent of 1,200 sacks or two train-car loads.
	desmoinesregister.com /news/stories/c4788998/23330253.html (643 words)

	whole wheat bread flour, white bread flour, all purpose flour, stone-ground grits, stone-ground white and yellow corn ...
		In 1882, James F. Wade bought the flour mill and his family operated it for the next four generations.
		The mill is powered by a 21-foot water wheel that is fed by a nearby stream (known originally as Captain Joseph Kennedy's Mill Creek).
		Wade's Mill is one of the few remaining flour mills that still produces a wide variety of flours exclusively on mill stones.
	www.wadesmill.com (440 words)

	Riccarton Flour Mill - Christchurch City Libraries
		The founder and builder of the mill was William Derisley Wood who arrived in Lyttelton aboard the Randolph, the second colonising ship to arrive here in December, 1850.
		The mill race was cut across the loop and a weir was built to form the Mona Vale mill pond.
		Grain was milled between imported French burr stones and, as had been the case with the earlier windmill, the demand for flour soon outstripped the supply, despite six 24-hour days being worked weekly.
	library.christchurch.org.nz /Heritage/LocalHistory/Fendalton/flour.asp (646 words)

	DKS: Flour mill is one of Kent's best-kept secrets
		It is the Williams Brothers Co., Kent's oldest manufacturer and one of the few independent flour mills left in the state.
		In an age when the milling industry is ruled by a mighty few, the Williams Brothers flour mill has survived by specializing and maintaining close ties with customers, said owner Peter Williams.
		On the wall of Pete William's office on the third floor of the mill hangs a portrait of his great grandfather, one of the original Williams brothers who founded the company in 1879 and who bought out his brother after a squabble over how the company should be run.
	www.stater.kent.edu /stories_old/97spr/042497/e6a.html (888 words)

	Hayden Flour Mill - Tempe, Arizona (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Hayden Flour Mill is significant as the oldest continuously used industrial site in the Salt River Valley, for its association with the Charles Trumbull Hayden family, who founded and operated the mill for three generations, and as the most important community industry through the settlement and development periods of Tempe’s history.
		The Hayden Flour Mill was the larger of two such mills that existed in the state in the 1980s, and operated a 4000-100 weight capacity pneumatically operated mill up until 1997, when milling operations ceased.
		The Hayden Flour Mill is a three and four-story rectangular brick and reinforced concrete structure measuring 40 ft. by 140ft.
	www.tempe.gov /museum/hps193.htm (359 words)

	Flour Mill & Store, Frankenmuth Historical Museum, Frankenmuth, Michigan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The original Flour Mill was built by John G. Hubinger in 1848 and was a working flour mill for more than 100 years.
		Milling was known as the first industry in the Frankenmuth community.
		In 1911 a corporation named Frankenmuth Milling Company rebuilt the structure and operated it until 1956 when the building was torn down for flood control.
	frankenmuth.michigan.museum /mill.html (202 words)

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		The Caledonia Mill sits proudly on the south bank of the river, and was built in the early 1850’s by James Little, the local Postmaster and entrepreneur.
		In 1880 the Grand River Mills was sold to members of the Scott family, who in the early 1900's went on to purchase the north side mill.
		The mill had been locked up for some years during which time a few attempts were made to restore the building but these proved to be unsuccessful.
	webhome.idirect.com /~dmcbride (1154 words)

	Pierce Mill History
		The mill's owner, Isaac Peirce (whose name was often spelled Pearce or Pierce), left his Quaker parents in Pennsylvania to seek his fortune in Maryland.
		Early mills had relied on the miller's strength and his burly helpers to hoist sacks of grain aloft, as well as clean, sift, dry, and bag the flour.
		Under park auspices, the mill became a picturesque tea shop, serving "Harding waffles." In 1934 the Secretary of the Interior asked that the mill be restored and it functioned through several National Park Service restorations until the miller retired in 1980.
	www.nps.gov /rocr/piercemill/history.htm (806 words)

	Home
		Bear’s Mill, built in 1849, is an authentic example of a stone grinding flour mill of its time.
		Everyone who comes to Bear’s Mill during business hours is welcome to take a self guided tour of the 4 story structure and take a walk in the scenic woods surrounding the mill.
		The first floor of the mill is a store where one can purchase the mill flours as well as other gourmet sundries and giftware.
	www.bearsmill.com (223 words)

	PATAHA FLOUR MILL
		Farmers from Idaho and as far away as Milton-Freewater, Or., brought their wheat to be made into flour at the mill from 1930 to 1940, when the availability of such a service was rare.
		The office safe for the mill had been removed so Jon VanVogt, the mill's new owner obtained the old Garfield County Courthouse safe, on loan from the county museum, to take its place.
		orking on bringing the mill back to a condition where it could once again be open to the public began in summer 1998.
	www.clickpomeroy.com /tourism/attract_mill.htm (716 words)

	BROYLESVILLE FLOUR MILL RECORDS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Broylesville Flour Mill is located in Broylesville, Tennessee, a rural Washington County community situated 10 miles southwest of Jonesborough, Tennessee.
		The mill was purchased by William M. Mitchell and John F. Smith in 1872 and renamed the Mitchell and Smith Merchant Flouring Mill.
		The mill was renamed the Broylesville Flour Mill and was sporadically operated by the Taylor family until 1952.
	cass.etsu.edu /archives/afindaid/a309.html (334 words)

	KICE Shortflow Unit - History of KSU Flour Mill
		The Kice Mill is the only American made flour mill with a majority of the components produced in Kansas by Kice Industries.
		The first unit was commissioned in May of 1995 and is currently operating in conjunction with a conventional flow flour mill.
		The Kice3500 Mill was introduced this year and currently two units are scheduled for shipment and commissioning in 1998.
	www.kice.com /shortflow_unit-history.htm (499 words)

	Tunnel Mill
		At the time the mill was operating it was the largest mill for many miles in each direction, from Story City to Wright County.
		Bone put the mill on a new foundation, constructed a second story, and it became the largest flour mill on the Boone River.
		Mauler was killed at this mill, when his coat got caught in the gears and he was pulled into the machinery.
	showcase.netins.net /web/marjned/comills.html (3798 words)

	Flour mills powered with water Greenfield Mills
		Greenfield Mills, Inc. is one of the few flour mills powered with water.
		At the time of this purchase, the mill was being used as a dance hall because the dam had been washed out months before.
		Even though many neighbors thought Rinkel was crazy for trying to make a go of the “jinxed” old mill; they came with their picks and shovels to help rebuild the dam two different times.
	newrinkelflour.com (372 words)

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		After learning the art of milling from his father, Karl, Gustav had a vision and desire to build a flour mill in Hudson.
		In 1904 his dream became a reality when the original seventy-five barrel flour mill was built.
		The fine art of flour milling, hand-crafted and pure, is still alive today, it shows up in every bag of Hudson Cream Flour.
	www.flour.com /juxtamark/floursite.nsf/7c6d4efd249f2a3d8725690000595f41/13dc637a7f10407787256900005a8acd!OpenDocument (143 words)

	Arva Flour Mills Limited - "Best flour by a dam site"
		A first visit to Arva Flour Mill's tiny retail outlet catapults the visitor back in time; it's like a jumbly general store with buggies pulled up in the dusty yard in front of its barn-red, clapboard exterior.
		Specialty flours, such as spelt (a trendy ancient grain, and "the mother grain of today's wheat," says Matthews), amaranth, quinoa, and semolina can be found here and there.
		The old-fashioned schtick aside, evidence that the mill is courting the urban retail market is scattered throughout the store.
	www.arvaflourmills.com /BestFlour.htm (664 words)

	K-Tec Kitchen Mill Wheat Grinder
		The milling chamber is self-cleaning and permanently lubricated in a 1-3/4 peak horse power energy saving motor.
		The milling chamber consists of two stainless steel parts with concentric rows of stainless steel teeth.
		It beautifully mills all dry grains such as corn, wheat, rice, barley, and oats.
	www.harvestessentials.com /kteckitmil.html (620 words)

	Neligh Mill State Historic Site in Nebraska (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Neligh Mill is a surviving reminder of the grist mills that once dotted Nebraska's landscape.
		Explore the mill, restored mill office, reconstructed flume and penstock, and the remains of the mill dam.
		Museum displays explain the history of the Neligh Mill and provide information about other water-powered mills once located throughout Nebraska and the Midwest.
	www.nebraskahistory.org /sites/mill (148 words)

	K-State to Break Ground On New Flour Mill 5/18/04
		The facility, to be named the Hal Ross Flour Mill in honor of long-time industry leader and Wichita businessman Hal Ross, will house a state-of-the-art teaching and research facility for dry grain processing, Donnelly said.
		The milling facility will be a concrete construction with self-contained heat-up sanitation abilities and with freight elevator access to all levels.
		The mill, funded by donations from Hal Ross; Archer Daniels Midland Co.; Cargill, Inc.; and other private donors, is expected to be completed and operational by January 2006.
	www.oznet.ksu.edu /news/sty/2004/flourmil0518041.htm (554 words)

	MOHAI
		The Novelty Mill Company opened in 1893 in West Seattle, between the ferry landing and a large grain elevator.
		Trains carrying grain from the wheat-growing areas in eastern Washington ran directly to the mill and the elevator from the Northern Pacific terminus in Seattle.
		The grain elevators and flour mills were part of Seattle's bid to become a major grain exporter.
	www.seattlehistory.org /photo_database/photo_preview.cfm?photoid=8051 (139 words)

	Anita's Organic Mill. Certified organic grains and flours. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		A stone mill allows us to control the temperature, the fineness of the grind and the mixing of the flours.
		The low temperature is essential in preserving nutrients in the flour.
		April 2000 the mill moved to it’s new home on Yale Road in Chilliwack, British Columbia and in November, the new stones came on-line.
	www.anitasorganicmill.com (276 words)

	Farm & Ranch Guide: Regional News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The mill's CEO, Grayson Hoberg, noted that a smaller load had gone out earlier, which was hand bagged, but last week's shipment was the first that involved all of the production line equipment, including the bagging machine, which cranks out 50-pound bags of flour.
		Earth Harvest Mills is currently offering 10 different flour blend products, all marketed under the 'Dakota Prairie Organic Flour Co.' label, in an effort to meet the needs of each of their customers.
		The mill is located in Harvey's industrial park area and part of the facility is located in a former veterinary clinic.
	www.farmandranchguide.com /articles/2004/05/28/ag_news/regional_news/news04.txt (893 words)

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