| Show From that appropriate pipe we received flour Daddy put them into our wagon along graham for cereal We also loaded several crushed oats for animal feed Our business conpleted ten sacks of withsack of sacks of bran and at the mill was We crossed the bridge again and were soon on our way home We put the animal grains in the granary The sacks of flour were carried upstairs and stored behind three sacks left over from last year These three sacks would be used first All the flour was stacked onplatform of boards which rested on elght five-gallon honey cans The slick sides of the cans made it impossible for mice to climb to the flour Ve felt secure now months It was evident Our supply of flour would last for concern for food storage that even in the 1920 there was Daddy was adamant that we should haveyearsupply of flour on hand This was made feasible through the operation of the Mount Pleasant Roller Mill Source Personal recollections -133 of the author |
