| Show Sti11 other problems entered into the matter of success-ful operation With only part-time operation and full-time labor and other expenses the mill had to produce the utmost yield and quality Thirty-five to thirty-eight pounds of good flour frombushel of wheat was not sufficient yleld The mill must be made to produce 42 to 45 pounds This became the millerproblem and was very hard to do Mr Rasnussen was apparently having difficulty in this regard Toward the late 90the mill was on the losing side again Asresult of one of the board meetings member Mr John Walker was assigned to go to Mt Pleasant and take training at the mill there Upon his return he became the third miller Followingbrief period as an employed miller he and his son Hans Hansen leased the mill about 1897 Mr Walker had the know-how of milling and soon had the institution on the profit side of the ledger again About two years later in the summer of 1899 Mr Walker found himself handicapped for the need of help His son had been called onmission for the Church and he was alone As as result of this loss he employedyoung man by the name of Lindsey Brady to assist him Brother Walker as he was known by his many friends felt the absence of his son to the extent that he tendered his lease to his assistant on July 1st 1900 Mr Brady father of the writer then became the fourth miller at UNION ROLLER MILLS or Fairviewsixth lam Che being the first and his son most likely the second Mr Brady immediately moved his family into the home on the mill property and successfully operated the institution for eight years The writer being eight years of age at the time of moving to the mill 1ived through many fond experiences and teachings during that part of his life To him fond memories of these experiences are most dear and sacred At the conclusion of this eight-year period Mr Brady hai acquirednew home and additional farm property Therefore he terminated his lease of the mill on July 1908 hgain the lease came into the hands of the Walker family Brother Walkerson Hans Hansen took over and successfully operated for the next four years when the Church again called him to great responsibility that of serving as bishop of the Fairview Ward This new Church calli 1ded he extent that help at the mill beand again broughtIt seemed the mil |
