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Lewisville Roller Mills Beginning c. 1926

Another view of the millAn angle of Lewisville Roller Mills with the home place in the background, c. 1926.
Another view of the millThe mill is shown here from the vantage point of the Jennings home place, c. 1926.
Another view of Lewisville Roller MillsAnother view of the mill, c. 1926.
Another view of Lewisville Roller MillsMy grandfather is pictured above in the driver’s seat of a company pickup truck loaded with product to be delivered (photo date unknown).

Another view of Lewisville Roller MillsIn the center of the photo above is what appears to be a stack of 25-lb. bags of one of the mill’s products, such as corn meal or flour. My grandfather is standing in the shadows, fourth from the right (photo date unknown).

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