I think it's more a public service that happens to provide some publicity rather than the other way around. People want/need flour right now with various suppl

I think it's more a public service that happens to provide some publicity rather than the other way around. People want/need flour right now with various supply chain issues, and this mill can help produce some locally. Of course it makes no business sense (which is probably why the mill shut down 50 years ago)... that's not the immediate issue.