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HAMMEL AND WIENER. W. N. Redd, a well-known mill wright, received the contract in 1878 to convert the [[PEASLEE | HAMMEL AND WIENER. W. N. Redd, a well-known mill wright, received the contract in 1878 to convert the [[PEASLEE & COMPANY]] ale brewery White near 4th Street into a flour mill. The work was expected to be finished in August. In operation, the plant would be operated by steam and furnished with who run of burrs. | ||
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"New Flouring Mill," ''The Daily Herald'', August 24, 1878, p. 4 | "New Flouring Mill," ''The Daily Herald'', August 24, 1878, p. 4 | ||
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HAMMEL AND WIENER. W. N. Redd, a well-known mill wright, received the contract in 1878 to convert the PEASLEE & COMPANY ale brewery White near 4th Street into a flour mill. The work was expected to be finished in August. In operation, the plant would be operated by steam and furnished with who run of burrs.
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"New Flouring Mill," The Daily Herald, August 24, 1878, p. 4