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What will be the charges? f ~/JI t , ' r (!I BOOTH CHOICE 1st •• k. ... 2nd ••• 2 .. 3rd •• r. .. 4 ••/./ •• FIRM ••• fl::S.:¢.'.££:c;_g'_ .. ~~..P.c?'. k ./. .._5. .. (Q................ ADDRESS •••$/.<. .-<'Y... 7..~~..... .5.d .1:-. .(A(d .. !f':d-./.1!.~ ... ~ 7.1° ;}- .r. ()fi..uj. /.(). ~.?. ............................................. BY ••••• ·~ ••1//4~~ .............. ,....... 0 SIGN SHOULD READ: •• t("~~/- /~~r.. .. ~L.&~ -/. &-<~ ... (Try to keep it short.) ..· ·l~ ·"/ ! ·· · ·: · · · ···;:~:I;~; ·~~~~~:~~:.~~ ··················· BY. {(;,, ... .I.If.:~ z:.......................... 1Jf. •...• OUR s IGN SHOULD READ: 1?.'!~.s. ft:JPA~ 1~ .~ .f. /t1,.~ .~'.AP.f.~'( .. P.½~.t": .............. (Try to keep it short.) ~ , L \ s\t} fcr<r ,,,,- l./UVV \'"r \ \ I BOOTH CHOICE 2nd .... ·. 3rd. 4th . ...... FIRM -------------------------------------------Doty laboratories, Inc. ADDRESS -----------------------------------------P.O. Box 7474 North Kansas City 16, Mo. J. M. Doty BY --------------------------------------------- E.E. Chapman to attend OUR SIGN SHOULD READ DOTY LARORATORIES, INC. ------------------------------------{Try to keep it short.) SC'-"'-' IJlll;,OIVIJ Ill ''''""''T - ---·· - --- _,_ ____ _ ....., --~ ... is one of the best in the midwestern states, and we expecL -~ 1ers from Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, .l(ansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri , Illinois and California. · •• ·, •• 4 • I. You wi 11 note from the lay~ui ih~t the entire ·convention will be held in the main Brown Palace ballroom, and rooms will be assigned in both the old Brown Palace and the new Brown Palace West, which means there wi II be constant Ch•lts D. (DIie) 11e1- traffic across the bridge from the registration desk. Keep in mind that H11y9k1 extremely heavy rr1achinery cannot be accommodated on the bridge. The bar in the foyer of the ballroom wi 11 be open only before and after convention Y. L(... ) INUt1 Cope hours, but the famous Ships Tavern, which is reach·ed on the escalator going down directly in front of the registration desk, will be open all legal hours. We also want to suggest that those of you who have mobile units, space can be Mrr• .... lllllt arranged on the street next to the hotel. Please write for details. You will also note on the layout that prices are again the same this year. Howwdltthwlta M111te Vista ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • F.bruary 21-23, 1965 ol/e r Brown Palace Hotel, Denver . .io auo ~ 1 ,..!'?..-- . - $= ·-. /~- -,;-· .--~ - BOOTH CHOICE lst •.•,r .... 2nd ..•••••• 3rd •.. ~ ••• &.foth •.•• "··· FIRM /J /J 7 ADDRESS Eo X BY ,f;_{!?Jj} / =z:;,, ~ ~ . OUR SIGN SHOULD READ Jl ( 2 ~"C - g j..;J' ,/l/J u c-fuo11 1 &,1 . _ _ _ 7· ~ (Try to1 keep·er· it short.)a- ___ ---;. ,~ ·----- .:;, C9lorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma,- _Te_xas, Missour.i, ftlchanl L Nte1 •• e,.. 1ey llfinois and .CalifQ{~ia. Duk! II.,... You wi 11 note from the layout that the entire convention will be held in the DIM• main Brown Palace ballroom, and rooms will be assigned in both the old Brown Palace and the new Brown Palace West, which means there wi 11 be constant Clt•lff D. {DIM) llellMr traffic across the bridge from the registration desk. Keep in mind that Ho!Jake extremely heavy machinery cannot be accommodated on the bridge. The bar in the foyer of the ballroom wi JI be open only before and after convention V. L 1lod) S.ltl hours, but the famous Ships Tavern, which is reached on the escalator going Cope down directly in front of the registration desk, will be open all legal hours. -We also want to suggest that those of you who have mobile units, space can be Mrru .... arranged on the street next to the hotel. Please wri _te for details. llllle You wi 11 also note on the layout that prices are again the same this year. Heward Stebwlu Monte Vista ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23, 1965 o'l/er Brown Palace Hotel, Denver BOOTH CHOICE 2nd •••••••• 3rd.,;;., .. 4th •.••.••. FI RM ______S_ e_e_d_b_u_r_o_ E_q_u_i_p_m_e_n_t _Co_ . ____________________ ADDRESS -----------------------------------------618-626 W. Jackson Blvd. ·chic~go, Ill. 60606 BY _____x_• __R_e _x_Y_o_c_um_____ '------------------------ OUR SIGN SHOULD READ SEEDBURO EQUIPMENT COMPANY -------------------------,----------(Try to keep it short,) -------.-..--vrn;;..;n,--....,,;n-,..-,~~~~~~-nTT,.....• .-=-~11 S Cates, a ~ -------- Co lorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, .Missouri , llltnois and California. You will note from the layout: --that the entire convention will be held in the main Brown Palace ballroom, and rooms will be as·signed in both th.e old Brown Palace and the new Brown Palace West, which means there wi 11 be constant 0 Ch•'" " 0=>lltilMr traffic across the bridge from the registration desk. Keep in mind that extreme.ly heavy machinery cannot be acCOfTl!TlOdated on the bridge. The bar in the foyer of · the ballroom wi 11 be open onli bifore ·and after convention v. L. (llltl) .... h . co,e ours, but the famous Ships Tavern, whi.ch is re.ached on the escalator gorng down directly in front of the registration desk, will be open all legal hours . We also want to suggest that those of you who have mobile units, space can be arranged on the street next to the hotel. Please write for details. Howard llahwlu You will also note on the layout that prices are again the same this year . Mante Ylt111 ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23, 1965 Brown Palace Hotel, Denver o\Jer \,VIUldUV, WYVlllfll~J nt::W rte)(.IC...:-0, l'\.dlf:li0.:> 1 nCVIO.>"cJ -n•-••-•··-, IVAQ.;,J ,,,..,..., __ ,, 1 Illinois and California. oni..,.,.. R. , ... You wi II note from the layout that the entire convention wi 11 be held in the main Brown Palace ballroom; and rooms wi 11 be assigned in· both the old Brown Palace and the new Brown Palace West, which means there wi 11 be constant 0 c~•"' ...I:'!'"..,_ traffic across the bridge from the registration desk. Keep in mind that extremely heavy machinery cannot be accommodated on the bridge. The bar in the foyer of the ballroom wi 11 be open only before and after convention V. L. (lad) IIIUl1 • co,e hours, but the famous Ships Tavern, which is reached on the escalator gorng down directly in front of the registration desk, will be .. open all legal hours. We a I so want to suggest that those of you who have mob i I e uni ts, space can ·be· M,rH .... lllllt arranged on the street next to the hotel. Please write for- details. Hcw1r6 Stellwlu You will also note on the layout that ~ri~es are again the same this year. Mente Vlllla ANNUAt STATE CONVENTION • F90rUO,Y 21-23, 1965 o\le r Brown Palace Hotel, Denver :J -I ncy(~J; eh. ~.r-- _._:_._._._._._.~·-·~-~~·--·"~~-~·~-~L·-~~~-~~~~~-·~~~­"" '"'" "" "" " " _"",." "" "'""""' "",. ",. '"""' "" " " " V:."" "" """ "'"""""'"" ,,,.,, ",.,,,.-,, ,. "" "" ~"' """ "" "" " BOOTH CHOICE 1st •• •3 .... 2nd·•••••••• 3rd •••••••• 4th •••••••• F1RM ____,_~ ........#-=1='---_J2 ___, _o_..&.,.b( _ ___,C""-ll...... ___ 1= __ 11?._1_.c ...... A~L-----C_..o..__. _____,.. ADDRESS Dlflr'. v:cs - NATto#AL · C.E.A!TE/(_ 8ao11 ;? Jo ? ' LI.,,; . V 700 P8o6 WdY . DEiVrlie «2 , Calo, I o 7 ; 7 av _____C~g=:-&.o_, ___C~ · ......;;L~· _,,(I::.._:.:.>:;....-&::£____________ _ OUR SIGN SHOULD READ ___~_/_~_£_..,_D ___ o__.w .......· __ C....... Jl~E.-..fal---.l.C___,6- ..,....L ____ c_o ___ , _ (Try to keep it sh_ort_._)_ BOOTH CHOICE I . • 2nd~ 3rd •.&..... 4th. :!.L FIRM •••• h.. Y.. ~1..f: !?. .....................................................~X"f'Cl<M IN ft 1tJR5 CLASS Of SERVICE This is a fast message WESTERN UNION unless its deferred char• actcr is indicated h)f the SF-1201 (4-60) proper symbol. TELEGRAM w. P. MARSHALL, PAHIDENT The filing time shown in the date line on domestic telegrams is LOCAL TIME at point of origin. Time of receipt is LOCAL TIME at point of descination 323P · OST NOV 27 64 KC248 ~ MA257 M GRA066 PD GRAND FORKS NOAK 27 313P CST COLORADO GRAIN ANO FEEOrEALERS ASSN 519 BOSTON BLDG DVR PLEASE GIVE US BOOTH NUMBER FIFTEEN IF NOT AVAILABLE ONE BOOTH ON THE BRIDGE DON BLHLMAN LYSTAOS (16) ..• -~'n'd-~'-'rln'-'nb'n'-'n'-'-'n'··'n'n'-'dc-.'n'n'n'ridfZ~'n'n'-'-'-'n'-'n'n'rl-'-'nh'-'nh'rlrin'm~'n'n'-'-'n'n'·m'-'-'rln'rln'-'-'-'· ~~o~~ ~~:·, ~~ .•.•. ~~:::· .- :i':·: ·:;~ .. l~ .... ::: _' .'. ~:-~ .· ........ .. FIRM ••• I{.~.................................. ................... ,, .. ADDRESS •••••• t.~q .... 0:.~ .. ~-.. .'f ~f. .. ':'. ~.: .~................. ~-.. ~-.................................... BY ••••••• .~w..~. ··t;········· .......... OUR SIGN SHOULD READ: • f.\. W/t.J:-. f.frtit.~-. .. £'11.~ ...... (Try to keep i t short.)\ \ 6 BOOTH CHOICE 3rd •.•.•. •• 4th . .....•. FIRM ••••••• -~ -- ....... ..~ ..... OUR SIGN SHOULD READ: .. ~ to keep it short.) ._ - TS""° Ulfei tn.::-ue-::, r II tlle nf~ t.-'6IT1 5 (d (e.o, ;' uTiu we e-..KpeL L l:n;:"c, rJ vu, lllohlnl.,,., L NNt Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Illinois and California. · oaw:.. ";:• ·· You wi 11 note .f_rom the J ayout that the entire convention. .wil ·I' be he Id in the main Brown Palace ballroom, and ro9.ms wi 11 be assigned in both the old Brown 0 Palace and the new Brown Palace West, which means there wi JI be constant Ch•'" 14,\=l...._ traffic across the bridge from the registration desk.
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