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Flour City Ornamental Iron Works

Flour City Ornamental Iron Works, 2637 Twenty-Seventh Avenue South, Minneapolis, 1935.

Flour City Ornamental Iron Works strike casualty

A police officer and three others move a man injured in fighting during the Flour City Ornamental Iron Works strike, July 1935.

Flour City Ornamental Iron Works strike casualty entering an ambulance

An injured casualty at the Flour City Ornamental Iron Works strike entering an ambulance, 1935.

Flour City Ornamental Iron Works strike casualty with police

Flour City Ornamental Iron Works strike casualty with police, 1935.

Flour mill in Crookston

Flour mill in Crookston (part of the Crookston Milling Company), 1908.

Flour mill row (Minneapolis) ca. 1877

Flour mill row in Minneapolis ca. 1877, before the 1878 flour-dust explosion. Pictured are, left to right: Washburn A Mill, Crown Mill, Empire Mill, Pillsbury B Mill, Excelsior Mill, a paper mill, and Northwestern Mill.

Flour mills and Stone Arch Bridge, Minneapolis

Flour mills and the Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis, ca. 1905.

Flour sack from Rockford Roller Mills

Flour sack from George W. Florida’s Rockford Roller Mills on display in the Ames-Florida-Stork House. Made ca. 1895; photographed in 2014. Used with the permission of the Rockford Area Historical Society.

Flour-milling strike newspaper headline

Headline of an article on the flour milling strike of 1903 published on the front page of the Minneapolis Tribune on September 24, 1903. Accessed through an institutional subscription to ProQuest historical newspapers at the Minnesota History Center.

Flour-moth-infested mill

Portion of a wall of a poorly kept flour mill with accumulations of flour webbed by a flour moth. U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1913.

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