Pioneer Mill
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Series: Pioneer Life Series
Year Published: 1972
Creator: Indiana Univ Audio Visual Center
Format: 16mm
Sound: sound
Description: Points out that corn meal was an important food to early settlers and describes how they ground corn in their home. Shows the operation and activities connected with larger water-powered mills used by early farmers in the Midwest. Explains the miller's importance and function as he goes through each step of the grinding process.
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