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OUR SIGN SHOULD READ: .IltJQW{~~ -~1;F:Q,. 9P.... +¼{c••••••.• J,Iav.s.r.1y ,. Nebr ...... (Try to keep it short.) Will it be possible for us to get a 220, 3 Phase electric outlet at either one of these booths . What will be the charges? f

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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} fcrKansas 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

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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. 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.Lc~~lllllffl hours, but the famous Ships Tavern, which is reached 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 Mrra"'" Rllle arranged on the street next to the hotel, Please write for details,

Howard Stlllwlu You wil I also note on the layout that prices are again the same this year. Monte Yr.ta ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • Febtuory 21-23, 1965 over lrown Palace Hotel, Denver BOOTH CHOICE 1st ••••••~ 2nd ••••••••1 3rd ••• /J. .. 4th. • ;27.• • • •• F IRH •••••••••• •V )\;v .~tr;;, ·. / ~.'...... ADDRESS ••••• , • • :Ji!rt .. (t_ f .. }fI~:-:f.)0-:. t ...... , ...... BY., .~Ji., C:,;. ,/#.,,, ._...... ouR s 1GN sHouLD READ: .. .«.0--.11:: .~ .~~ Tuh,. ./.l1tJA~P:j~~·,, ~ eJ4 F · (Try to keep it short.) __ CJ,~, / '"~ BOOTH CHOICE · 1st\:..:,:/ •• 2nd ..•••••• 3.rd ...•.... 4th •.••.••• .. IRQX Transport leasing FIRM ------ADDRESS ------200 South Michigan Ave. Chicago, Ill. 60604

Hugh W. Foster BY ------OUR SIGN SHOULD READ TRANSPORT LEASING ------(Try to keep it short.) , ~ _ --··-J~-· .. ;>LCILt::,, ana we expect dealers from Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Illinois and California.

Onlll.,_ IL ..... You wi 11 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 Bro'wn Palace West, which. means· there wi I J be constant 0 Ch•'" Hj=l"-* traffic across the bridg~ from the registration desk. Keep in mind that extremely hec;1vy 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<=....., hours, but the famous Ships Tavern, which is reached 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 Mr,DII .... lllllt arranged oh the street next tC> _the hotel; Please write for detai Is.

Haward Slebwlu You wi H aTso note on the layou.t that -prices are again the same this year. Mtale VIIIII ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23 , 1965 over 8rown Poloce Hotel, Denver BOOTH CHOICE Is t •••• 2nd ••••• 7 •• 3rd •. •••.• , 4th ......

FIRM .••••• c~it.lndustries •. Fairban~s.Morse.Weighiug.Syitemi.Diviiiga, •••..•.

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OUR SIGN SHOULD READ: . f~frP~P~~.~9r~~.~~isPi~s.~Y~~~~~.Qivi~i9~ ...... (Try to keep it short.) ,/ D p )(. ;J-j- BOOTH CHOICE l~t •• ?~.. 2nd.1.7•••• 3rd •••••••• 4th .••••••• FI RM •• -~~~! ..41 .e.'~~.. ~ e._ ...... •...... ADDRESS ••• /.~~{?.. f;-/. :f(?. .1 ~ -...... --ca~,;/~~ BY .•••• 1.;)E~~:.~~:::::::::::::::::::::·················· OUR SIGN SHOULD READ: .Fe: .~r:!. .. t?r.<'r~t; r:/4 ...kit~: ...... (Try to keep it short.) .... I

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BOOTH CHOICE 1st, .?~ , 2nd ...••.•• 3rd ..•••.•• 4th ..••.••• FIRM BURROWS EQUIPMENT COMPANY ADDRESS ------1316 Sherman Ave, Evanston~ ll llinois BY ------John W, Wa'Tcoat, V.P. OUR SIGN SHOULD READ BURROWS EQUIPMENT COMPANY ------,------,------(Try to keep it short.) can anticipate a arg< : a-rttn0..A 11c=-, dUSe of the gut-s or tne program, .:ne·--~--- ,_.tt Mee-II entertai nment offered ,- afid the lo<...d'C ion, you ".~:; t:3ve heard from grain and Hain feed dealers in many other states that the Colorado convention traditionall y is one of the best in the midwestern states, and we expect dealers from Riohlnl L Ntlt Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Gr11111J Illinois and California.

Duhl IL I'... You will note from the layout that the entire convention wi 11 be held in the DeM• 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 constanf c,,...,~:'!) 11.,_ traffic across the bridge from. the ,registration de-sk~ Keep in mind that extremely heavy machinery cannot be accommodated on the bridge~ The bar in the foyer of the ballroom wi 11 be qp,~n only -before and after convention V.L(=lalklll hours, but the famous Ships Taver~. which is reached 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 o'f you who have mobile units, spacecah be arranged on the street next to the hotel, Please write for detal ls.

You will ~lso note on the layout that prices are again the same this year. ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • February 21~23, 1965 · over 8,own Poloce Hotel, Denver /j BOOTH CHOICE 1st • •••••.• 3rd ..•••.•.- 4th •• f..1.. FIRM.~.': !.~!f~. ~'9~;?:' !f.:(.';.1,f !'(.0-_ .. ~ ! .'.: (.1_~.1 ...... ADDRESS •• 7.1:':.TJ,.• •ti'.. ... ~?.:tr ... ! f...... ~1/!!ftf .. ~ ~ r. !:,) .. (~ ?. : ...~ .(~ ~-4 ...... BY . ••••••••.•••••••.••.••••••.•••••••••.••••••••••..••••••/d1:1t;:? ,K.1 /Jk ~ .-11()

OUR SIGN SHOULD READ: • /f.y_ !..':!=:.~ ... ('J.f:.

BOOTH CHOICE ~Jb, ...... FIRH AGRI-ENGINEERS Districu~ Kan.

ADDRESS P. O. Box 822 Fort Collins, Colorado av ______

OUR SIGN SHOULD READ Materials Handling Specialists (Try to keep It short.) Do we contact Paradiee or does the association? When ID do we come in to set up the display material or does Paradice do it? Should we have all display material sent or shipped to the Brown Palace c/o the Assn. to our attention? .@ BOOTH CHOI CE Jst • •<3..... 2nd. 3rd •• I.a .. 4th •• / ••Y .. FI RM ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Ll ~ J::i:zLe ( ~ ~

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OUR SIGN SHOULD READ: ~.~~.. ~.T.~.~. (Try t,o keep it short.) ~ ~I .,,,..- BOOTH CHOICE st •• le? .. 2nd .••••••• 3rd •••••••• 4th .••••••• F, RM •••• Hx. r. ~. t\ 1.~ ."Y> -~ ••. ~t... CP.1. "- 2- A !JP...... ADDRESS •••• -~-o.. (o.1 .... C()J...'-? .?..fr. .00. . ~.1:-. "=' .~: ...... •... ~.D.im,l.!~.i>.• : ·~·"'· f?..~.C.Q...... BY •••• ::-J.~t.l ..Llkw.~...... /' .. ,, OUR SIGN SHOULD READ: ••• ~TI-Jft.~ ~. r-•. ~.t: .. ~9:Z.tU~ ~ UQ. (Try to keep it short.) BOOTH CHOICE .Lf.. 2nd .• ~ . 3rd •• ~ •• 4th •• ~ •• F 1RH •• l)r.t'.d I! .. /J.drr.s ., .la,;.,...... c; .. rl .... · .. · · · · · · · · ADDRESS. B. ~t... 1.6 .'l .... A.tt.~(:-:1 .~. /2tf!. .'* 1.1. l .a......

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FI RM ____D_. ~-nv_e_r_R_o_l_l_C_or_r_ug ___ a_t _i _ng_C_o_&_D_e_n_v_e_r__ Gr_i_n_d_e_r__._, _I_n-"'-c ...... ___

ADDRESS 4444 York S ti-e et Denver , Co 1 Qrad p 802 Hi {.}- ~ ---'------~/ BY __~_ ____,c;(...... ,~,...... · &-""'~---~______/_ .

OUR SIGN SHOULD READ Denver Roll Corrugating Co and Denver Grander, Inc. (Try to keep it short.)

Enclosed •••••• $100.00 (check) i~ cine of the best int e m1 westerns a es, an roea-re, :, , , "'"·~----- Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska, Texas, Missouri, Illinois and California.

0Hnl II...... You will note from the layout that the entire convention will be held in the· Dtow 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 JI be constant C... ln D. (D•) llel. HIIJOII• 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.(IN)lalk"1 c.,. hours, but the famous Ships Tavern, which is reached on the escalator 99,ing 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 Mr,'811 .... 111111 arranged on the street next to the hotel. Please write for details.

Hewn llelnrlN You will also note. on the layout that prices are again the same this year. Mente VI ... ANNUAl STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23, 1965 over Brown Palace Hotel, Denver BOOTH CHO I CE 2nd • •~( • 3rd ...... 4th ......

FIRM -----"""".~~~--'~--'------~------\/Egr/ F Lo Cc:,,ep ------~~...-rr·,--"-ccn:e-s , ana we expect aeareT s- ,.-011,- - Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas, Nebras~a,Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, . I J Jl no i s and . Ca l i fa rn r a . · · · · · ·

D8¥id ft. P111 Dtllfw You wi II note from the layout -that the entire conventi~n wi II be held in the matn Brown P~ -1ace ba 11 room, and rooms wi 11 be assigned in both ·the o Id Brown Palace and . _t_he new Brown Palace West, which means ·there wi 11 be constant Cl!wlHDH:)11.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 II be open only before and after convention V. L (led)._... c,,. hours, but the famous .Ships Tavern, which is reache-d on the escalator going down directly in front of the registration desk, wi 11 be open al.I legal hours.

M,rott .... We also want to suggesL that those of you who have mobile units, space can be . Rlllt arrange9 on·- the street ·next· to the hotel. Please write for detai Is •

Heward 11ebwllll You wil I also note on the layout that prices are again the same this year. ll111te Yitta ANNUAt STATE CONVENTION • Fel:iruary 21-23, 1965 o\Jer lrown Poloc• Hotel, Denver BOOTH CHOICE Is ~ .. 2nd .••••••• 3rd...... 4th ...... FIRM ------Conmercial S~ts Corporation ADDRESS __B_ox _ 1_4_6______

Evergreen, Colorado BY ------Bob Schoeneshoefer OUR SIGN SHOULD READ COMMERCIAL SOLVENTS CORPORATION ------,------:------(Try to keep it short.) (?~ e--o-1-01-e---o·e~ rn '' '"' n• • uwwv.:., ~~- ______,.., ftltllard L N"1 ·cofdrado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska~ Ol

D"id fl. P• You wi II note from the layout that the entire convention will be held in the 0- main Brown Palace ballroom, and rooms wi II be assigned in both the old Brown Palace and the new Brown Palace West, which means there wi II be constant Chwlfto.coattJII..,_ traffic across the bridge from the registration desk. Keep in mind that HIIJlb extremely heavy machinery cannot be accommodated on the bridge. The bar in the foyer of the ballroom wi II be open only before and after convention v.L ...• 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 M,...... ' lllllt arranged o~ 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. Howard Slebwla M111te Yi.ti ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23, 1965 o'l/er Brown Poloce Hotel, Denver 519 Boston Building • Denver, Colorado 80202 • Phone: 222-649 0

SALLY THORNILEY, Executive Secretary November , 1965

OFFICERS

Dear Exhibitor, President David R. Patt Denver Did you miss our convention last year? We know you missed the benefits which might have been reaped from exhibiting there. Vice President Everett McConneff Hntun Because our 1965 convention at the Brown Palace was so successful, we are returning there on February 20, 21 and 22, 1966. The Colorado

DIRECTORS Grain and Feed Dealers convention is actually more regional than state, since delegates and visitors attend from the entire Rocky Mountain Area,

Robert S. Davit as well as Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa. Last year the total attendance Col•udo Springs was over 550.

Delbert G. Ellis The Brown Palace Hotel is ideally suited for exhibitors. All convention Otnvw functions will be held on the second floor of the new Brown Palace West building. This tastefully appointed addition is joined to the old his R,.11011 R. Goodwin toric (and sti 11 well maintained) portion of the Brown Palace by means F~gler 11 11 of the bridge , which is an above-the-street level, carpeted, windowed, passage. Thomas P. Hall Akron You wi 11 note on the enclosed layout that all delegates will have to go from the registration desk through the exhibit areas to get to the ball flint Hwdiat room, where the meetings wi 11 be held and the food functions served. Otnwet We wi 11 again have a free coffee booth in this area, where convention delegates will congregate. The world-renowned reputation of the Brown J. E. Kellogg Otnvet Palace, which is a noted convention hotel, made our 1965 convention choice ideal. The facilities and the service were superb. The attend ance was the largest in four years. Clarence Lebsack Sterlina You will be pleased to note on the enclosed convention exhibit layout that our same low prices for space again prevai I. $25.00 cash prizes Richard L. Nfft a,,e1,, will again be awarded to some lucky persons who have visited all of the convention exhibits. To be eligible, delegates wi 11 be required to ob

Paul L Prieb tain the signature of every exhibitor on their exhibit cards. A $25.00 Denver cash prize will also be awarded to the exhibit which attracts the most attention or has the most unusual and outstanding display.

V. L (Bud) Sackett Cope The association has contracted with the Reinbold Convention Service to install the exhibit booths, which are of drapery-covered aluminum frame 1 1 Ch:irlu Sour• work, with an 8 high back wall and 3 high side dividers. They also Rllia supply each booth with a 44. 11 exhibitor's sign, one display table, and one padded chrome chair. These are all included in the space cost. Don C. T•rlor Any additional exhibitor's needs may, of course, be rented directly from Lonv1no111 Reinbold. Guard service is also provided for the safety of the displays.

Harold 0. Wtbster Lamar ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION. Febrva,y 20-22, 1966 £X OFFICIO Brown Palace Hotel, Denver To,ens• J. Hall ,'.Itron Page 2

The hotel wi 11 again offer special room rates for this convention as follows: $11.00 single, $16.00 twin bedroom, and suites from $24.00 to $70. 00.

When choosing your exhibit location preferences, you will need to remember that displays on the bridge are limited to 60 pounds per square foot, while all others may have up to 125 pounds per square foot. The reasons are obvious.

May we please hear from you before December · 10 with your space reserva tions?

Cordi a 1 Jy yours,

COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION ~~ ~~,~~ Sally Thorni ley Executive Secretary

To: Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers Association 519 Boston Building, Denver, Colorado 80202

YES, reserve the following exhibit space for your February 20-22, 1966 Convention. BOOTH CHOICE 1st---- 2nd ---- 3rd---- 4th---- FIRM ------ADDRESS ------

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Route-Via BURLINGTON LINES C. B. & Q, - C. & S. - F. W. & D. Lubbock, Texas January 8, 1965

Mr . Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Assn . 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado Dear Bob : Please excuse the considerable delay in answer ing your letter of December 11th concerning the exhibit booth at your convention at the Brown Palace Hotel February 21st through 23rd . Due to some pressing personal business, there is some doubt whether we will be able to attend the convention this year or not . Therefore, we did not feel that we should take an exhibit booth. We do have reservations at the hotel so that we may attend the convention if everything runs smoothly . Best regards, Sincerely yours, J((~ JRW: crh BOOTH CHOICE lsrG]). 2nd...... ze 3rd .• ~~ ... 4th .. i-.7. ... To.ymn.ster Oil Mill Co . Fi rm •••• fl ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

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ESTABLISHED IN PHONE 362-3307 912-928 GRANT AVE. 1882 AREA CODE 4D2 YORK, NEBRASKA R. A. "DICK" FREEMAN PRESIDENT December 23, 1964 DON R. FREEMAN ~ANA GER

Sunland Mills, 1900 15th Street, Denver, Colorado.

Dear Friends: - FOR: A. R. Cohen

It was roighty nice to receive your letter of December 16 in regard to equipment furnished to you sometime ago. Comments which are complimentary help to offset those which might be in reverse and luckily, we do not have too many of these. Now Mr. Cohen, in regard to the Grain & Feed Dealers Convention in Denver next February, very sorry to say we are fully committed on all the conventions which we will be able to be a part of for the coming year and therefore, must regret on this fine suggestion. We have talked about the Denver convention but we are only abae to plan according to our ability to participate. Our thanks again for the letter and we will certainly keep Denver in mind in future years and no doubt we will 1:e contacted in regard to the dates, etc. And now in closing, our very best wishes to you all for a very Joyous Holidiy season and a real happy and prosperous New Year.

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ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE GRAIN ELEVATOR AND MILL SERVICES IN THE MIDWEST York .. oun ry & l.!.n in o 1's t Inc ., 912-92 ur nt anus, York, ka .

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December 20, 1963

PERSONAL .. Mr. Robert L. Wier, Executive Secretary PROTECTIVE .. . Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Assoc. EQUIPMENT ... . 519 Boston Building FOR: Denver 2, Colorado gardening

paint spraying Dear Mr. Wier: workshops We certainJ.y appreciate the invitation to participate in fumigating your forthc~ng show at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs.

sanding This is an extremely busy time of the year and, unfortunately, we are confronted with a situation of two other shows across the insecticides country scheduled at the same time as your show. A decision was fungicides made to not participate in your show this year. However, we

rodenti ci des would certainJ.y like for you to keep us informed of the information for next year's show since we will probably be able to participate grinding again at this time. electric welding

fertilizer dust We want to take this opportunity in thanking you once again for considering us for this show and know that it will be a exterminating success due to your careful and detailed planning. lumbering

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February 5, 1964

Mr. Robert L. Wier Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers Association 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado

Dear Mr. Wier:

We wish to thank you for your letter of January 21 asking us to the 39th annual convention of the Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers Associ ation. We will not be at the convention, but would like to stay on your mailing list. Again, I would like to thank you for your interest in our company's being at the convention.

Sincerely yours,

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TOPEKA, KANSAS 66608 February 27, 1964

Mr. Terry Hall Hall Grain Co. Akron, Colorado

Dear Terry:

Becky and I had to leave the convention Monday afternoon, due to earlier commitments on Tuesday afternoon. We could have left Tuesday morning but the weather forcast did not look good, so left early.

We want you to know how much we enjoyed the convention in Colorado Springs. I don't know how you determine where the meetings will be held from year to year, but I for one would like to see Colorado Springs as your annual choice. The Broadmore is fabulous. I have attended the Feed Manufacturer convention at the Conrod Hilton in Chicago and in my opinion this place does not hold a candle to your natural facilities at the Broadmore. I have attended other State conventions and they all seem rather lacking no~ after being to your Colorado meeting. This was my first time to your Colorado Convention.

If it hadn't been for my meeting Tuesday we would have stayed on until Wednesday to see some of the things we missed seeing. You, in Colorado, should be real proud of your State as I know of no other State that has so much natural beauty.

We enjoyed being with you and Helen Saturday night. I hope we can get to gether again some time. If you ever get in the mood for installing a pellet mill again or remodel your seed cleaning, let me know, as we would be happy to figure your requirements.

Yours truly, 'rLJl~~ G. M. Spencer Spencer ERNEST/ENGINEERING CO. GMS/vr Phone: 222-6490 519 Boston Building • Denver 2, Colorado •

October 30, 1964

omens Dear Exhibitor:

They say life begins at forty, and it surely wi11 for you if you take an exhibit at our "LI FE BEG I NS AT THE FORTI ETH 11 annua 1 convention of the Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers Association at the historic Brown Palace Hotel in Denver, February 21-23, 1965. VIH l'rlllllNI A. F. 8aallll D-• This form letter is being sent ONLY to our previous exhibitors at this time, so that you may have first choice of the spaces available as shown DIIIRTOIIS on the enclosed layout. Please fi 11 out the attached form indicating your booth choice and return to us as soon as possible, Remember, this offer is on a first-come, first-served basis, and the absolute deadline for our pre vious exhibitors to select the choice spaces is MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. You will want to hurry, because we will then offer whatever spaces are left to other prospective exhibitors.

Again this year $25.00 cash prlzes wi 11 be awarded to lucky persons who have visited all of the convention exhibits. To be eligible for these prizes, delegates wi 11 be required to obtain the signature of every exhibi tor on their exhibit cards. We will again award a $25.00 cash prize to the exhibitor who attracts the most attention or has the most unusual and outstanding exhibit.

You will note on the layout that all delegates will need to go from the registration desk through the exhibit area to get into the ballroom, where the meetings and meals will be held, and also that there is a bar in the J, L Ktlle11 o.. ,. exhibit area. We will again have a free coffee booth where convention dele gates congregate.

The entire convention wi 11 be held on the second floor of the Brown Palace Hotel, where delegates and visitors wi II come to the registration desk either by the escalator or the nearby elevators located in the older section of the hotel, and then work across the bridge, or promenade, into the new 11 Brown Palace West known as the "Tower • The Brown Palace is noted as a

Dnltlll.P• great convention hotel and all facilities for a convention are superb. Dwftr History of previous conventions there shows that guests gather around the foyer next to the ballroom. Ch•lff 0. (Dale) 1111- Hol,.tlt Because of the world-renowned reputation of the historic Brown Palace, and the ideal location, we are confident that our attendance will at least equal v. L (Id) lalktll the large and glamorous 39th convention at the Broadmoor Hotel last year. Cope As a~ added attraction, we will give away 450 silver dollars dated 1879 to those who register, some of these being worth up to $3-$4. M,roll ..... lllflt You will note on the layout that space prices are again the same, as they have been for the last four years. HOWll'd ltthwlu Mente Vista ANNUAl STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23, 1965 Brown Palace Hotel, Denver October 30, 1964 Page 2

Our program is pretty well established, with such headline speakers as Robert Liebenow, Chairman of the Chicago Board of Trade. Our morning feed program wi II be devoted to grain processing and feed marketing, and the equipment necessary to to the job effectively. The Monday afternoon program will center around demonstrations and discussions on grain marketing and hedging, with experts from Kansas City, Lincoln, Salina and other cities. There will be the usual sparkling banquet with entertainment, men's Smoker, Ladies• Dinner and other features.

The Paradice Decorating Company, 2162 Lawrence St., Denver 5, will set up the exhibit booths and provide you any additional equipment you might need. You will want to study the hotel brochure, and you wi 11 be interested to know that the hotel has established a flat room rate of $11.00 single, $16.00 double, $24.00-$70,00 parlor suites, exclusively for this convention. Rooms in the older building are large, but modernized and attractive. Rooms in the Tower building are smaller, but efficiently laid out for maximum con venience and comfort.

We are confident that you and your staff will enjoy it thoroughly and pro fitably, but we again invite your attention to•.the November 23 deadline for choice spaces on a first-come, first-served basis. Our Board of Directors and our membership most sincerely appreciate your cooperation and support.

May we hear from you soon?

Cordially yours,

COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION

~~-? Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary -- \ --- \ .• . )

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519 Boston Building • Denver 2, Colorado • Phone: 222-6490

October 30, 1964 II08EIIT L WIEII, EuauliYt Storttar,

Dear Exhibitor:

This form Jetter is being sent ONLY to our previous exhibitors at this time, so that you may have first choice of the spaces available as shown DfRECTOftl on the enclosed layout, Please fi 11 out the attached form indicating your booth choice and return to us as soon as possible. Remember, this offer is o...... on a first-come, first-served basis, and the absolute deadline for our pre H•... vious exhibitors to select the choice ·spaces is MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, You wi 11 want to hurry, because we wi 11 then offer whatever spaces are left to other prospective exhibitors.

Again this year $25.00 cash prizes wi 11 be awarded to lucky persons who have visited all of the convention exhibits, To be eligible for these prizes, delegates wi II be required to obtain the signature of every exhibi tor on their exhibit cards, We will again award a $25,00 cash prize to the exhibitor who attracts the most attention or has the most unusual and outstanding exhibit. ,...... Colo.di..,.... You will note on the layout that all delegates will need to go from the registration desk through the exhibit area to get into the ballroom, where the meetings and meals wi 11 be held, and also that there is a bar in the ,. r. 1(,.... D1111ww exhibit area. We will again have a free coffee booth where convention dele gates congregate.

The entire convention wi 11 be held on the second floor of the Brown Palace Hotel, where delegates and visitors will come to the registration desk

ftlohn L Nle1 either by the escalator or the nearby elevators located in the older section a,..ie, of the hotel, and then work across the bridge, or promenade, into the new Brown Palace West known as the "Tower". The -Brown Palace is noted as a Dnitl II...... great convention hotel and all facilities for a convention are superb, o- History of previous conventions there shows that guests gather around the foyer next to the ballroom. Cll•ln D. (Dale) lllhntt Hol,ate Because of the world-renowned reputation of the historic Brown Palace, and the ideal location, we are confident that our attendance will at least equal V. L. (IN)"*"" the large and glamorous 39th convention at the Broadmoor Hotel last year. Co,e As an added attraction, we will give away 450 silver dollars dated 1879 to .,,...... those who register, some of these being worth up to $3-$4 • 111111 You will note on the layout that space prices are again the same, as they have been for the last four years. Howwd Steh .... Mente Vista ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23, 1965 Brown l'oloce Hotel, Denver ------~------~ ------

October 30, 1964 Page 2

The Paradice Decorating Company, 2162 Lawrence St., Denver 5, will set up the exhibit booths and provide you any additional equipment you might need. You will want to study the hotel brochure, and you will be interested to know that the hotel has established a flat room rate of $11.00 single, $16.00 double, $24.00-$70.00 parlor suites, exclusively for this convention. Rooms in the older building are large, but modernized and attractive. Rooms in the Tower building are smaller, but efficiently laid out for maximum con venience and comfort.

We are confident that you and your staff will enjoy it thoroughly and pro fitably, but we again invite your attention to-.the November 23 deadline for choice spaces on a first-come, first-served basis. Our Board of Directors and our membership most sincerely appreciate your cooperation and support.

May we hear from you soon?

Cordially yours,

COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION

~~-r Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary

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October, 1964 "°-f>~

DIIIECTORS If you missed our 39th convention at the world-famous Broadmoor Hotel resort in Colorado Springs last year, which turned out to be one of the largest and Oon lrltw most successful conventions we have ever held, this will be your opportunity Haa••N to recoup your fortunes ••• maybe in silver dollars. In additionitO a theme of II Life Begins at the Fortieth", we wi 11 have a s i J ver do II ar registration which our convention committee feels will be a great attendance attraction, be cause we will give away 450 1879 silver dollars to registrants. some of these being worth up to $3.00 - $4.oo. RUfflll II...... ,i.- The Brown Palace Hotel is ideal for exhibitors because all of those attending the convention will of necessity have to go through the exhibit area to attend F11nt Hnilll any of the meetings. For the first t I me in the history of the Brown Pa 1ace, the Dell¥• bridge connecting the Brown Palace West with the old building will be available for exhibit space.

1" C•IOtildft~tl,rilel We will again have every registrant get an exhibitors• card to be filled out in order to be eligible to win cash prizes. We will also award a cash prize '· ~-~!"' to the exhibit which attracts the most attention. Extensive attendance promo tion will again be directed to dealers in Colorado, plus the larger dealers in

, ..,,1111ceo..11 Arizona, Illinois,• Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and Wyoming. Hll• Our program w111 be centered around "how best to merchandise grains and feeds and the equipment needed to quickly and efficiently do this job."

Riclln L Nall a....., We are directing this letter to you at this early date in order to give you plenty of time to properly budget and schedule your firm's personnel for this DnidR.P• convention next February. We are optimistically enthusiastic that you will no ,,.,. doubt want exhibit space in the Brown Palace around the area of the convention. Space at this affair, while fully tax-deductible, is not costly -- on the con chw1tt0. c0•>11ebntrrary, it will pay off in ad~itional business and profits. Exhibit booth prices H,i,u, wf 1 I be the same as in past years, ranging from $65 to $100.

v. L(Bad) tackettThis letter is designed not for details at the present time, but as a reminder Cope to make your plans NOW to attend our convention and exhibit your products to western state grain and feed dealers at less cost than by travelling this wide MF:..... spread area. We will send you an order form and copy of the exhibit area layout soon •••• WATCH FOR IT!

H•;::i.s~·:- Cordially yours, ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23, 1965 ~#A£(iJ..k(( Brown Palace Hotel, Denver Terence J~ Ha I I President 519 leston Building • Denver 2, ~olorado • Phone: 222-6490

IIOIDIT L WIER, lllllltlwe S-.tary

0Ff'ICER$ March 12, 1965

MEMORANDUM

TO: All EXHIBITORS, 40th ANNUAL CONVENTION i,,...... , ...

Den•'911 Hawtl Gentlemen:

In an effort to get the registration list to you as soon as possible after the convention, we are sending our thanks to you for your part in its success by means of this form letter.

Those of you who were acquainted with our executive secretary, Bob Wier, no doubt know by now of his death shortly after the convention. It was a shock and deep loss to all of us who worked 11 11 with him, and it is taking time to get back on the ball ,

E. D. Hlllt Colorado 1,rllltl We would prefer to write each of you individually, but no less sincere is the gratitude expressed here for your continual support of this association and its annual meeting. J, E. KthH a.. u, Cordi a I ly yours,

Enmt Mallolllltl HnlUII COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION

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Howlrd Sleltwltll Monte VI.U ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • Februory 21-23, 1965 Brown l'aloce Hotel, Denver 5 1 9 1. o .s t o n B u i I d i n 9 • D e n v • r 2 , C o I o r a d o • P h o n • : 2 2 2 • 6 4 9 0 November 27, 1964

.oear Exhibitdr: OFFICERS Recently, we sent you an advance form letter designed to start you planning .for an exhibit space at the' 40th annual convention of the Colorado Grain an~ fee9 Dealers A~sociation, at the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver; February 21-23, 1965, ·which wi ti be called the ."Life Begi_ns at the Fortieth", with a si Iver dollar registratic;,h attraction,, .. Viet JtrnWNI

i,. f, qaaJa • < •• DtMW As is 'ollr ·;usua·J .custom, we are offering exhibit space on a first-come, ffrst served bas i's. · You wi 1 I' want to prompt I y f i l l o.ut the attached form,, ind i - Dlflli:CTORI eating your booth choice, and retur n it to us .is soon as possible •. ·

Oon lrftll Again thj s year cash pr,i zes wi 11 be awarded to sever a I persons wno have Huwll visited· each of the fOnvention exhibits and completed their exhibit visiting cards. To b·e eligi-ble for these cash ..prizes,' it wi 11 be necessary for each visitor to obtain the signature of eve.ry ex~nntor, and we wi I I have· exhibit booths numbered on di sp 1ay cards. , , , .. · · ·· · ~:

We will also award a cash prize of $25.00 to the exhibitor who attracts the most attentfon. Our exhibitors last year expressed much enthusiasm over these added attractions. Again, there will be a free coffee booth in the exhibit area where convention delegates congregate. You wi ·ll note by the

layout that the delegates wi I I need to go 11 :~hrough the exhibit area to attend the meals and meetings. · · ,, 1 ...

The Brown Palace has been known for years as the place "where the world registers", and has a world-famous reputation for its accommodations, meals and hospitality. Based on advance registrations already at the hotel, we can anticipate a large attendance. Because of the guts of the program, the Everett ~ ··_ .. , .. M1;' 11 ,ntertai nment offered, and the location, you have heard from grain and Hu• feed dealers in ,·many other states that the Colorado convention traditionally . ! s one of the best in the mi dwe·s'°tern states, and we expect dealers from Richard L. NNt Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Gre,111 Illinois and California.

David R. P• You will note from the layout that the entire convention will be held in the De- maiTI Brown . Palace ballroom, and rooms wi II be assigned in both the old Brown Palace and the new Brown Palace West, which means there wi II be constant ch.1eso.(Da1,J11t11Mr traffic .across the bridge from the registration desk. Keep in mind that Hoi,ok, extremely heavy machinery cannot be accommodated on the bridge. · The bar in .... the foyer of the ba 11 room wi 11 be open only before and after convention v.L (lladJ Sllkett hours, but the famous Ships Tavern, which is reached on the escalator going • Cope - ·down ·~irectly in front of · t;he registration desk, wi Ir be open al I legal hours. We a1so want· to.suggest that those _of you who have mobl le units, space can be arranged on the street next to the ho.t:Ed. · Please write. for: · d,etai Is.

You will also note on the layout that prices are again the same this year. Howard Slehwlu Mante Vlsll ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23, 1965 o\Jer Brown Palace Hotel, Denver

Mr. Robert L. Wier Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado Dear Mr. Wier: This is to confirm our reservation for Boo·~ r your meeting February 21-23, 1965. ~ Also would you reserve a single for Mr. E. E. Chapman in the Brown Palace for the 3 nights February 20-22. Thank you very much. Yours very truly, DOTY LABORATORIES, INC.

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Members of American Association of Cereal Chemists, American Society of Bakery Engineers, American Chemical Society, American Dehydrators Association, American Association for Advancement of Science and American Oil Chemists' Society ------____, January 19, 1965

Hr . John • Dodgen Vice Presld nt Dodgen Industries, Inc. Humb ldt, low Dear Mr . Oodg n: e are surprised and disappointed not to hav heard from you yet con cernln exhibit space at th 40th annu I conv ntlon of th Color do rain and Fed Dealers As I tlon, F bru ry 21-23 t th Brown Place Hote I.

We have . de arr ng nt -city for ny exhibitor \Jlo wl he to display a be able to park ft on th str t rl ht xt to entrance. tt wa ur I pres Ion that you had a .sueces ful xhlblt I st year nd enjoyed th c nvantlon, and re confld nt that you wt JI do as well or bett rat thls on. The exhibit facfllttes re excellent. e still hav five sp ces avail bte: Nos . 4, 5, 20, 24 and 25 . Our "life gins et the Fortieth" program promises to be one of the most outstanding we have had, and we antlclp t a big r crowd than we had at Colorado Springs. Please let us hear from you quickly.

Cord I a 11 y yours , COLORADO GRA IN AD FEED DEALERS ASSOCI ATION

Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary eh DODGEN MECHANIZING ANIMAL AGRICULTURE __::::______L DODGEN INDUSTJUES, INC. HUMBOLDT, IO~

December 26, 1963 .:~)· c-7 . / Mr. Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary Colorado Grain &Feed Dealers Assoc, 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado Dear Mr , Wier:

Thank you for your letter of December 24, 1963, in reference to the forthcoming Colorado Grain &Feed Dealers Convention in Colorado Springs February 23-25. We are very happy that you will be able to comply with our request to exhibit our bulk feed trucks outside the convention building.

We have not yet determined just what equipment we will be bringing, but we wanted to be sure to get our reservation for booth No . 34 at $85 so that we might be close to the building entrance. This would be much more convenient for us to man our outside exhibit as well as our booth.

Please send us the necessary contract, and we will forward you any down payment that is necessary.

Very truly yours,

INDU:RIAL ~QUI~NT/~IVISION ~c/:,// /c:lv*/- John N. Dodgen / v Vice President

JND:dv QUICKI - LETTER

AN ~ PRODUCT NATIONAL BLANK BOOK COMPANY, HOLYOKE, MASS.

SUBJECT MAIL TO: Mr. Bob Wier, Exe. Sec•ry. Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Assn. 519 Beaton Building Denver 2, Celerado Convention Feb. 21-23 Dick Dalton FROM Agri-E».gineers P.O. Bex 822 DATE Fort Collins, Colorade Jan. 20, 65

MESSAGE Dear .Hob, It seems to me we should be receivi•g seme registration forms for room accomodations for the up-coming convention. However, te this date I have seen no such forms. Will there be ample room space at the Brown Palace or .. will w~have to register at ene of the neighboring hotels? My thought is that we would probably need a room for Sunday the 21st and Mo•day the 22nd, and, it should be a room large e•eugh te have a few fellows in for complimentary drinks. I would appreciate you notifying me just what is available and just where, thea, I wile notify you_ in return what roon to reserve for us. Yours truly, Copy, Jack Roderick Wyatt Mfg. Co. Salina, Kansas

SIGNED __ REPLY

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Mr, Robert L, Wier Exeautive Searetary Colorado Grain & Peed Dealers Assoaiation 519 Boston Building Denver, 21 Colorado

Dea11 Bob: I tried to aall you both Monday and Tuesday, but you must have been out skiing, You piaked out a good·- booth for us last year, Bob, and I wonder if you would do the same this yearl You do the piaking, but I would Zike to stay in the 5' X B' booth if possible, What about Booth No, 28; If you have any questions, why not give me a aaZZ or a wire, so we aan get this straightened out right a11,ay ? Best personal rega11ds, Sinaerely yours, ~ ------,

Telephone ATlontic 8 -7491 • Teletype OM 41 Cable Address CSHYBRID • WUX CS

December 14, 1962

Mr. Robert L. Wier, Executive Secretary Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Association 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado

Dear Mr. Wier:

We wish to acknowledge your letter of December 11, 1962 relative to your annual convention to be held at the Denver Hilton Hotel February 17-19, 1963.

Inasmuch as the sale of our major items of equipment in the Colorado area is handled by Big Chief of Nebraska, it is not contemplated that we will require exhibit space. According to our last report, our representative intended to reserve exhibit space and we are, with a copy of this letter, reminding them of your deadline in this regard.

We appreciate you reminding us of this matter and it is hoped that our sales representatives wi 11 be in attendance at this meeting.

Very truly yours,

CORN STATES HYBRID SERVICE, INCo ./.,; / "t/_ . j /; ~ ,.,,..,,..,,--- ...L,? ~ (/~t:1-.-/ Lyle Wright Vice President

LW:na cc: Gene Reab S UBJECT-~- - MAIL Mr. Robert Weir, ~xecutive Secretary TO: Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Assn. 519 Boaton .ljldg. Denver 2, Colorado Display Booth

FROM Dick Dalton, ~ales Mgr. Agri-Engineers DATE .P. Oo Box 822 Fort Collins, Colorado 12/11/64 MESSAGE Dear Bob, Thank you much for your letter of the 9th. I am sorry we didn't get our name in the "pot" soon enough to get what I considered the prime booths. However, I could be very wrong. Perhaps the small booths over the street in the tBridge) is the~ero Therefore, I am authorizing you to reserve us one of Booth numbe~20 or 21. Since all these booths are the same size and immediately in line from the registration area, I feel any one of them would give us the same benefito We will try and have our display material shipped so that it arrives at the hotel before required. Does the hotel have facilittes to store it? (Or) Should we have somewne else store it? We will bring a certain amount from Ft. Collins but I'm quite sure we will be shipping in a good amount from Salina, literature rack, literature, small augers, auger accessories and any other small items which would be .bb. ,ne.~ffi9ia;(a~~ich we can get in an 8 1 booth. i8~ts trulYy'&i{..,!.. h. _/~,P~ _ REPLY c(;rz__-/ ~ ~ ,iJ :;:x- "" - - t/ ()/,e,, ~ \ '5

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HUGH W. FOSTER MANAGER OF MARKETI NG

December 15, 1964

Mr. Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Assoc . 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado

Dear Mr. Wier :

This will confirm Mr . A, L. Berry' s telephone conversation with you reserving~ot h ~o . 3)3.t the Brown Palace Hotel during the Colorado Grain and Ee~ ~alers Association Convention February 21 - 23, 1965 for display of Transport Leasing's covered hopper car exhibit .

We will arrange with Mr . James Layton of Paradice Decorating Co . for the set up of our display booth as you suggest in your letter of November 27th.

If you will please bill us for the charges on this space, we will be happy to process it for payment .

We are looking forward to participating in your exhibit.

verytru~~ ~

HWF:DA

a d ivision of PULLMAN INCORPORATED • Burrows Equipment Company

• 1316 Sherman Avenue FC 2 / 5

• Evanston, llllnols

• Telephone • UNiverslty 4-41 7 5 •

January 21, 1965 AIR MAIL

Mr. Robert L~ Wier Executive Secretary Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Association 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado

Dear Mra Wier:

We would like to have exhibit space at your forthcoming Convention, and our check for $65.00 is enclosed. Will you please assign us the best booth which is available at this time.

We will be represented at the Convention by Mra Ralph Jenkinsa

Please acknowledge, advising the number of our bootha We extend our best wishes for a most successful Convention and are glad t o be able to participatea

Yours very truly,

BURROWS EQUIPMENT COMPANY ,------~~ ~

~ w. Wastcoat ~~ Vice President ~

JWW:js Enclosure cc: Ralph Jenkins

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Robert L. Wier eeutlve S cret ry h nel . SOUTIHVESTER:-. DEPAUTl'IENT

FRED E. HUTTIE, Jr., Manager TELEPHONE 842-6836 H. ALAN COLEMAN, Asst. Manager AREA CODE 816 360 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING

KANSAS CITY, Mo. 64105 December 31, 1964

Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers Association 519 Boston Building Denver, Colorado 80202

Attention: Mr. Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary

Dear Mr. Wier:

I want to thank you for your letter of December 29 concerning our possible use of an exhibitor's space at your Colorado Grain and Feed Meeting.

We will be unable to handle an exhibitor space this year, because this meeting is conflicting with our Insurance Association Meetings in Chicago. Normally, this does not happen but once over an extended number of years.

We will probably have one or two of our fieldmen attending your convention, and we will try and see if we cannot set up an educational exhibit and a booth arrangement some time at a future meeting.

We thank you for keeping us in mind.

Yours very truly,

FEH:ems MILL AND ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT

2025 NORTH HANCOCK PHONE 721-0692 AREA CODE 402 FREMONT, NEBRASKA

r.ir . Robert L . .. ier, Sec I y 519 Boston Bldg. Dt;mrnr, Co .1orado

Dear Mr . \"ii er:

In r~: Colorado Grain & Feed Ass 'n convention

I u oul.d apprecia te infornation on your (..i-rain and Ii'eed :Je alers con,,-entior to be hel d .,/ebru2ry : .L - 23 a-c tl:.e i·mm Palac0 Hotel. in Denver, relative to space fore booth.

Yours truly, /:~t?~- E . A. '' Andy11 Anderson 1:ill & Elevator Lquipmcnt

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B. J. MANUFACTURING co., INC. Phone LI 8-3303 P. 0. Box 157 MULLINVILLE, KANSAS January 4, 1965

Mr. Robert L. Wier, Executive Sec. Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Assn. 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado

Dear Mr. Wier :

Thank you for the letter of December 29th.

We will accept one-half of booth 22 and all of booth 23 for $85.00.

It is hoped the backdrop and dividers will show our space as one booth.

Our display will not be heavy.

Thank you. D;:;;4NC,Sincerely,

Donald Fisher, Sales Manager

DF:db Dec er 29, 1964

tr.OoatdFlshr, Je naer • J. Hanuf tu Ing Co. , In . P.O. Box l57 Mui Jlnvl 1 , r r. Fisher: l Th f D cemb r 22 cone rnlng our nnu I on• k fo · $85 . 00.

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' th nk you for y r r r, and wl 1 J 1 d t eel ng y • convention. Sin rely yours, COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED D·A~E S SS IATI

obert L. Wt er Executlv Secretary eh encl. B. J. MANUFACTURING co., INC. Phone LI 8-3303 P. 0. Box 157 MULLINVILLE, KANSAS December 22, 1964

Mr. Bob L. Wier, Exec-Sec. Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Assn. 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado

Dear Mr. Wier:

Thank you for the letter concerning your annual convention. Please find enclosed a check for $85.00 to cover booth cost. Please find enclosed our booth choices.

Are electrical outlets, back drops, tables and chairs furnished with the booth? We would appreciate hearing from you on this plus our assigned booth number.

Thanking you in advance, we remain,

Sincerely,

Donald Fisher, Sales Manager

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ORIGINATORS OF THE MAJOR ADVANCES IN MODERN FIRE PROTECTION

GENERAL OFFICES October 28, 1963 YOUNGSTOWN 1, OHIO

Address Reply to: ~t Denver, Colorado Telephone: T Aber 5-6319 4340 Broadwa.t

Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers Association 519 Boston Building Demrer 2, Colorado Attention: Bob Wier

Gentlemen: Thank you for your letter of October 23 regarding the 1964 conventiono We are not going to take a booth this year in view of the fact that we had no response last yearo Please advise us of the 1965 plans when they are consumatedo

Ver truly yours,

11 AUTOMATI( 11 . OF AMERICA

LGA:bd cc r 29 , 1964

Kr . Fr d E. Huttle, Jr. . nager The MIil Hutuals 560 Board of T Bldg. naas. City, Kiss ri 64105 Dear Mr . Huttle: In looking o r th pro r s of other grain and fed dealer associ tlon conventions, I hav notfeed that your firm has had ducatlonal exhlbfts.

We re thinking you~, ht Interested tn s I ctln an exhibit booth at the 40th annual conv ntlon of th Color do rain and F t the r Pat c t I February 21-23. Vour r . Keith arr•tt wa a pcaker at our onventfon last year; n w re confld nt th the 11 testify to wh t 1ar nd uccessfut

r ale 1 tter nd exhibit lay• t this ti •

y r from you qulc ly?

Sincerely y urs, COL ADO GRAI A,O FEE DEALERS ASSOCIATtO .

ob rt L. Wier Executive Seer tary eh nc1s . December 22 , 1964

r. Gorge J. DI ti Continental Grain C pany 2 roadway New York, New York

D r Mr. Of tz: V ur man, Basil Sith, concerning n exhibits Colorado Grein and Feed the Br Pal ce Hot 1 In Denv r,

I h ve otf t yo h v had xhl It p at other gr Ind aJ r c nv ntions . and t~o ht pro bly It would b h I fu1 to your business to be r res nted at our c nv ntron.

For y ur convenience, I am nc1osing the sal s story an th I you for the exhibit ar a. If you haven't be n In the Brown Place Hot 1, 1e~se be as ured that this exhibit area Is Id al for conventions nt.1 e;< ibits, and th Brown P lace Is welt nown wor ld-wide as a great convention hotel .

ut th ord r for with y r booth ch Ices s soon s fbl bee u e, s you c n e, wi,· are flt ling up and booth choices ar omtng limited. Exhibit sp ces on the brld my be d ubJ d for those cd pace. My hear fr y u soon? inc rely yo rs, OLOR DO GRAIN AND FE O DEALERS ASSOC IATI

Robert L. Wier E.~ cutlve Secret ry eh encls. 1 ~ 11,r ~ ~

1= P.O. BOX 569 ~ .-ii. BEHLEN Manufacturing Company COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA 68601 PHONE 564-3111 AREA CODE 402

Dece rnner 16 , 1963

Mr. Ro bert L. Wier, Executive Secty. Colorado Grain and Feed De alers Assn. 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado De ar Mr. Wier: Thanks so much for your most recent lette r dated December 11. We realize no w t hat we should have paid to you t he courtesy i n replying to your first promotion package. Be cause of a change in our distribution pattern, we no lon ger find it necessary to exhibit during gr ain and f eed dealer association conventions. We do, of course, cater to your association members, but our Sales De partment no longer feels that exhibits help us in your particular industry. Mr. Wier, we may change our mind at s ome later date, so do keep us on your mailing list for your 40th Annual Convention one year from now. Sincerely yours,

BE HL EN MAN UF ACTU RI NG CO MPANY

~ / (/ / /--r ..-u-r- (__, Juel R. Warner Merchandising Director J RW/bb cc: Henry Freeman

MODERN METAL BUILDING SYSTEMS • ADVANCED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Decalllber 11, 1964

Transport Leasing , 200 South Michigan Avenue Ch I cage, ti 11 nols 606 Attn: Mr. Hugh w. Foster Dear Mr. Foster: Thank you for your note of Oeceliber 9, Inquiring about exhl It space. For your convenience, we re encloslng our hlbl space letter,• layout and a brochure of the Brown Palace Hot 1. The layout shows the spaces already re,erved. Please ff 11 out the reserv tlon fonn quickly, because the choice space are rapidly elng lllod.

Thank you very 1111.tCh for your Interest, and w hope to see you here at our Convention. Sincerely yours, COLORADO RAI A FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATIO

obert L. Wier · Executive Secretary

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TRANSPORT LEASING THE MARK OF PROGRESS IN FREIGHT EQUIPMENT 200 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS• 60604

HUGH W. FOSTER MANAGER OF MARKETING

December 9, 1964

Mr. Robert L. Wier, Secretary Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Association 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado

Dear :Mr. Wier:

We note with interest that your Association is planning their annual meeting to be held in the Brown Palace Hotel, Denver, Colorado, February 21, 22 and 23, 1965 .

We would be interested in knowing if you are planning to permit exhibits in the hotel during your convention and, if so, what space you have available and at what price .

As you may know, we are leasing covered hopper car rail equipment to a number of grain companies some of whom operate in Colorado, and we are considering the idea of exhibiting a scale model of our car to your members during their annual meeting in Denver.

We look forward to hearing from you.

HWF:DA

a d ivision o f PULLMAN INCORPORATED December II , 1964

Payanaster 011 Hill Co. P.O. Box 191 Lubbock, Ti xes Attn: Mr . J. R. Wilkins n

Dear Dick:

It Is with considerable surprise and dismay that as of this ate have not hard fr your g rdlng an ext f It boo hat our 40th annual convention at the Brown Palec: Hot J, F bruary 21-23 .

This convention pr011lses to be as good u the fine one had In Colorado Springs, nd th exhibit are wl 1 e n be bett r. w1 I have no pr 1 fl co tlon wt dlsr p ing the meetln s as we had last year . The Brown PI c:e Is one of the st eonventfon hotels In the west. and In view of the fact that onday, February 22 Is Washtn - ton's birthday, on which the markets wtll b c1o $d down, we antlcipat • ly er fr<111 out of town . I thougttwe had a good time In Colorado Sprln s, didn't you? We may be going there ag In In a her 3 years.

In the 11eantl•, let us hear from you quickly, cause we have Ir ady old 17 of the 28 space• •vaflable. Cordia I ly yours, COLORADO' GRA IN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION

Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary eh December 11 , 1964

Mr . R. D. Aaneatad DuPont Company J II O Cottonwood Onaha 34, Nebraska car Hr . A steel: \ previously h nt our usual fonn letter to your Hr . Bock, Exhibit Coordinator at the Wllmlngton office, offering space again this year for an exhibit at our 40th annual convention at the Brown Palace Hotel In De r , February 21-23, ed a of today have heard nothing.

thought It pro r to r a 11 t y at"""""'n r ff ne conv ntlon In Color Sprfngs, 1Jch nt you enjoyed. re enclosln ·flee, In th o elr urt r the• senc .

sine r ly hop& t s you here t ti 40th an u 1 nven I n, rid we are confident th t you w 11 g In enjoy ono of the better grain and feed conventions. We anticipate as good a er r better, because "1onday, Bebruary 22 f I ts on nation I holld y, which wi 11 perml t ny dealer to t eway.

Hay we hear fr01D you at your earl I st e nv n1en ? Sincerely yours, COLORADO GRA IN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATI

Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary eh encl . Dec or 9, 1964

11r. Lloyd Kn pp Sunland NI I ls 1900 15th St. enver, Colorado Dear Lloyd:

Ile talking with Red the other day, I I arned that the York Foundry an Engine orks suppll d a major portion of your new steel elevator through Kurt Wagner here In Denver . Sfnce Wageer Is out of business, were wonderln If y lght be Int r sted In writing a lett r to th York Foundry & Engln orks at York, ebraska, sug sting that they take an exhibit ooth tour 40th annual convention at the Brown Palace Hot I February 21•23, I 6$ . They might al o want to run an ad In our 1965/ &5 ntal States rain and Fed !rectory. t terlal on th se two projects and have heard thing fr them. As a matter of fact, they have not participated In ny association rogrant for several years. thought perhaps a note you mights ark their thinking alon these Jines again.

A· you know, It i only hrough our conv ntlon, our directory and our dues lne011e that this association can stay allv.

Anything you can do along this line wlll be most appreciated . Cordially yours, COLORADO GRAIN AD FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATIO

Robert L. Wier Executive S.cretary eh Dec er 9, 1964

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C rdl 1 ly yours, COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALE S ASSOCIATIO

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FORT COLLINS, COLORADO December 2, 1964

Mr. Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary Colorado Grain & Feed Dlrs. Assn. 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado

Dear Bob,

Once again our paths cross and may I say it is pleasant to be corresponding with you once again.

Perhaps you don't recall me but I was the area representative for Butler Mfg. Co. for several years and enjoyed several visits with you during that time. I resigned from Butler a little over a year ago and started my own Butler construction firm here in Fort Collins. Because it is so necessary to have materials handling equipment to compliment the Butler tanks, etc., I was appointed the Wyatt Mfg. Co. distributor for all of Colo rado and southern Wyoming.

We haven't been in a position to do very much with the Wyatt line up to now due to our obligations on a local basis for con struction, etc. However, we are looking forward to the conven tion this coming year and will hope to get our Wyatt Sales Pro gram rolling as a result of it.

Will see you about February 20th. Very truly yours,

AGR~~S

C.R. "Dick" Dalton Sales Manager

CRD:DD A Planned Efficiency .&. Guaranteed Sat i sfaction

MOBILE FEED AND FEED PROCESSING EQUIPMENT P. 0. BOX 269 - LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA TELEPHONE: AREA CODE 717 - 397-3771 17604 January 24, 1964

:rv.rr. Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers Association 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado, 80200

Dear Bob:

Thanks for your letter of January 21 and your continuing interest in Tuffin Manufacturing as a prospective exhibitor in the Associa tion's convention in Colorado Springs on February 23-25.

We will not be participating. It seemed best to advise you inas much as the time is indeed growing short.

Our best wishes!

Sincerely,

Charles A. Isenberg, Manager Advertising /Promotion

CAI:kw

DAFFNG n,v,swN OF ~ DAFF>N CORPORAT

ABBOTT ROAD BUILDINGS

MIDLAND, MICHIGAN 48641 February 7, 1964

Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Assn. Robert Wier, Exec. Sec. 519 Boston Bldg. Denver 2, Colorado

Gentlemen: I am in the process of putting together an extensive Exhibits and Trade Show Program for our Agricultural and Industrial Bioproducts Sales Department. The 1964 Annual Directory of Trade and Industrial Shows has been my source this far, but it does not give all the information I need. I would appreciate it, if at your earliest convenience, you would be able to furnish me the following information from your most recent shows: the registration figures, a breakdown by classification, and the approximate cost for a 10 x 10 booth space. Your assistance in this matter will be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely, !f.i.l~ R. L. Lownsbury (" Manager Exhibits and Trade Shows Advertising Department RLL/gn ,

. \ I l/17/fJ+ Gentl ...n:

Just• note to r•lnd you thet • have not yet received your exhibit space orde,. f the 40th annual c:onventl at the Brown Palace In Denver. Feb. 21•23, •• Mntloned tn our rA'-!an't letter. \ Buslnes tod41Y requires harder sel Ung than ever. and your exhibit at this con,tantl positively wll I I • Choice spaces are going ,..,Idly and rar,,..r. after Nov. 23 Nit wl1 I Include other flras wlshl 9 to •ttend w ti In our offer of aJl ,_lnlng spaces. Pie hurry •• ••• • Cor lal Jy yours, Colorado Cratn U'eed Dealers sn.,

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Our association will again erect each booth and furnish backdrops of gold plush and sides of blue plush, with the exhibitor's name in standard size and color. We will also again provide police guard service for your exhi bits at no cost to you.

Incidentally, the convention format is the same as usual, with the registra tion starting Sunday, the Smoker and ladies• Dinner Sunday evening, and the banquet Monday night.

Please let us hear from you soon.

Cordi ally yours,

COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION ." 'i ~ ,.._;: (Y;/ '-!, - ... .; f ,( V' ~ · 1 f j{.V/'/ ,..- Robert L. \.Ji er Executive Secretary

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Our association will again erect each booth and furnish backdrops of gold plush and sides of blue plush, with the exhibitor 1 s name in standard size and color. We wi 11 also again provide police guard service for your exhi bits at no cost to you.

Incidentally, the convention format is the same as usual, with the registra tion starting Sunday, the Smoker and Ladies 1 Dinner Sunday evening, and the banquet Monday night.

Please let us hear from you soon.

Cordi a 11 y you rs ,

COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION r 73,··{ ('(Y~'/;,_ ,,, ,, (/ ''""· .'-~ Robert L. \.Ji er Executive Secretary

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Our Association will again erect each booth and furnish backdrops of gold plush and sides of blue plush, with the exhibitor's name in standard size and color. We wi 11 also again provide police guard service for your exhibits at no cost to you.

Incidentally, the convention format is the same as usual, with the registra tion starting Sunday, the Smoker and Ladies' Dinner Sunday evening, and the banquet Monday night.

Please let us hear from you soon.

Cordi ally yours,

COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION

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Incidentally, the convention format is the same as usual, with the registra tion starting Sunday, the Smoker and Ladies' Dinner Sunday evening, and the banquet Monday night.

Please let us hear from you soon.

Cordi a 1 ly yours,

COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION ·\~,... /((;''•/ "' ·-..1 , _; <.I·~ / ;(.P,,..,...... Robert L. \.Ii er Executive Secretary

TO: COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION 519 Boston Building - Den Colorado

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Our association wi II again erect each booth and furnish backdrops of gold plush and sides of blue plush, with the exhibitor's name in standard size and color. We wi II also again provide police guard service for your exhi bits at no cost to you.

Incidentally, the convention format is the same as usual, with the registra tion starting Sunday, the Smoker and Ladies• Dinner Sunday evening, and the banquet Monday night.

Please let us hear from you soon.

Cordi a I ly yours,

COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION ~;·~ ' ( '' • oJ ' ur{ ,,(,f?. ,-; .. r v / vIy /.- Robe rt L. Wier Executive Secretary

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January 31, 1963

Mr. Robert L. Wier, Executive Secretary Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers Association 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado

Dear Mr. Wier:

Thanks for your quick reply regarding our participation in your forthcoming show.

I am enclosing information about our company to expedite enrolling us in your show.

The check to cover the booth cost will follow in the near future.

Our samples will be shipped to the Denver Hilton and marked "Hold for Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers Association Show".

Sincerely,

L. D. Wright

LDW:ms er 17. 1964

Research Produ ts Co. P. O. Box 1057 Salln, Kansas 67402 Attn: Mr. J. O. Hibbard Dear Hr. Hibbard: Thank you for your exhibit space reservation. We are neloslng anoth r copy of the layout Indicating the spaces avelJable In the general area you see1n to desire, since Booths 6, 7 and 8 have already been reserved. ,

The circled spaces are not the only ones ,tilt avallable •• we h ve quite a few on the bridge and thos along the foyers Into the ball• roan. If you do not like the ones we su9gest (we based It on your orlglnal choices). you ffllght consider the foy rs or alster. to the ba11rOOIII, where guests are known toe ring other conv ntfons. Also, we have not yet decided where to set up the free coffee booth but ft will probably be along the brfdge or northern aisle. This, too, will attract dole ates. Alaiott any space Is Ideal this year.

Please send us an lternat selection by r turn mail. at le st two choices, so that we will have your firm reservation before we send the drcu1ar letter and layout to our general malling list next week. Sincerely yours, COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION

Robert L. WI er Executive Secretary

eh encl. 519 Boston Building • D•nv•r 2, Colorado • Phon•: 222·6490

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November 4 • 1964

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Doty Laboratories, Inc. P. o. Box 7474 No, Kansas City, Ho. 64116

Viet Prlfllllal A. r. 8aMIIII Attn: Mr. J, H. Doty D1n•• Dear Exhibitor:

Dllll:CTOIII We have received your reservation for exhibit space at our

Oenlrfllt Haawtll 40th annual convention February 21-23, 1965 in the Brown Palace ·'iotel. Your O

J,LK..... Sincerely yours, D•nv• COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSN. Evntt McCo... HIXIUII (µ-ff~ Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary

Devid.,_. II. P• P.S. Please send us a conflr'llllng reservation for Booth No. 2 by return mal I, since your letter of November 3 Is not actually a firm order. Ch•'" 0. {Dale) 11. Thank you! Holrake eh

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How•d Scehwlu Monta Vbta ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23, 1965 8rown Palace Hotel, Denver CEREAL TECHNOLOGISTS otv 1435 Clay Street • No. Kansas City 16, Mo. • P. 0. Box 7474 aboratories ~\_;\ ? INCORPORATED TELEPHONE-GRand 1-8580 James M. Doty- Director ,I

November 3, 1964

Mr. Robert L. Wier Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado

Dear Mr. Wier: ~ If we can get Bo h # or $100.00 for the meeting at the Brown Palace, ruary 21 to 23, 1965 we will take it.

Let us know at your earliest convenience.

Yours very truly,

DOTY LABORATORIES, INC. ~,,l(~ J .VM. Dotyj

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Members of American Association of Cereal Chemists, Amerkan Society of Bakery Engineers, Americon Chemicol Society, American Dehydrators Associotion, American Association for Advancement of Science and American Oil Chemists' Society 519 Boston Building • Denver 2 1 Colorado • Phone: 222-6490

llOBElll L WIER, EUCUllvt Secnta,y

Novetnber 4, 1964 OFFICPI

Brownle "-nufacturlng Co., Inc. P. O. Box 98 Waverly, Nebraska 68462 VIN ""'llltlll A.,..,_ 8mllle Dear Exhibitor: DIRl:CTOIII We have received your reservation for exhibit space at our

OonH•••I •1t11 40th annual convention February 21·23, 1965 In the Brown Palace ~otel. Your first ( ) second (....., third ( ) fourth choice, Dellnort., .. _a. 11111 Booth No. __.~~b____ has been reserved for you •

11.-111.Cltffwfll Flqltr As soon as we have hotel instructions, details for handling, etc., you will be advised. Thank you for your reservation, and we look forward to seeing .,. ... !tllell Cclorad, .,,_ you at the Brown Palace In February.

,. £. tc•Att1 Sincerely yours, D'11VW COLORADO GnAtN AND FEED DEALERS ASSN. lvnu McColllltff HUIU fj,fjr~ Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary

Da,11111. P• Dftnr Dear Mrs. Brown ••• Booths 15, 16, 17 are •vallable to 220 electric outlet. No. 17 Cllar'" D. (DIie) 11...... eh Hol,ote has been reserved, so we hope that reserving your third cholce will be satisfactory. These outlets are rfght there, as we under· stand, so there should be no extra charge. V. L (lad) lllkell Cope

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Howard S1alnrlu Mente Yltll ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23, 1965 Brown Palace Hotel, Denver Phone 237-3188 Area Code 308 CALDWELL MFG. CO., Inc. P.O. Box 338 KEARNEY, NEBRASKA 68847 November 3, 1964

Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Assn. 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado Gentlemen: We appreciate your letter of October 30, 1964 regarding the annual convention of the Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers Association to be held at the Brown Palace Hotel in Denver, Colorado February 21-23, 1965 . However, we do not plan to exhibit in 1965 . Very truly yours,

//@dk @i vu, e_/4 Secretary to Mr . Caldwell me 6o,,,~ BAG&BURLAP iiiiiiiii.=-:==:=-:=-:iiiiiiiiiiiii==:= C O R P O R A T I O N ..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 515 SO. COMAL CApitol 6-1493 p; O. BOX 7188, STA. A SAN ANTONIO 7, TEXAS

NEW & USED BURLAP, COTTON & MESH BAGS AND TWINE FOR All PURPOSES /Iii~ "Beffer Buil#. Balll!!II=,~ ... "go11 nee, , · ·· . .1il1I pitl 11p go11, p/Jone MANGAN COMPANY CHUCK MANGAN DON PITNER 210 WAZEE MARKET PHONE: 222-9505 DENVER, COLORADO 80217

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Dear Exhibitor: DIIIS:CTOIII We have received your reservation for exhibit space at our

o...... Hatwll 40th annual convention February 21-23, 1965 In the Brown Palace ~ote1. Your ( ) first ( ) second ( ) third ( ) fourth choice, Booth No. ----- has been reserved for you. As soon as we have hotel instructions, details for handling, etc., you will be advised. Thank you for your reservation, and we look forward to seeing

Col""orad1· ""*.,,_ you at the Brown Palace In February. Sincerely yours, COLORADO G~AIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSN. lwlflll IIICoNII Hulllll 13"-Pr~ Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary

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ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23, 1965 8rown Palace Hotel, Denver New Small Hammermill Slashes Initial Cost To Small Volume Operators A new low-cost hammermill, designed by the Myers-Sherman Company of Streator, Illinois, minimizes in it i a 1 investment costs to operators of small cus tom mills. The Myers-Sherman model #25 hammermill is similar in design to their larger industrial hammermills and uses the same rotor and bearings. However, the body of this new unit is of lighter construction, and the fan is different from the one used in the industrial models. Produced especially for the operator who doesn't need a large volume hammermill with a life-expectancy of 15 to 20 years, this model #25 is avail able for less than half the price of other industrial mills. The mill itself with Stub Hopper, 3 screens, motor coupling and com mon base for mill and motor, costs only $470.00. The mill and 30 H.P. 3600 RPM motor package (TEFC), including dust collector and Eriez magnet, is available for $1285.00. FAST DELIVERY- Have youi FREE CONSULTATION - Ha, engineered plant to fit your n

Always in fc WHEAT Ct BAR ·soy 1

Please W i J. FLOYD GRAIN

Lincoln Phone 477-4161 Out : Gooch Milling Lincoln, Ne A. T. FERRELL & CO. BUYS ROSS MACHINE & MILL Oklahoma City, Okla.- A. T. Fer rell & Co. of Saginaw, Mich., has pur chased the Ross Machine & Mill Sup ply, Inc., of Oklahoma City. This acquisition will complement the Clipper line of cleaners, dryers, elevators and automation equipment with the Ross line of roller mills, streamers and mixers for the feed Industry. According to E. L. (Clipper) Kay lor, President of A. T. Ferrell & Co., the purchase covers substantially all assets of Ross Machine & Mill Supply, Inc. Amos Kobs will continue as Gen eral Manager of Ross. Ross is the U. S. distributor for Turner equipment made in England and holds a licensing arrangement for the Turbo Square Mixer and Cascade Pellet Cooler from Turner. These ar rangements will continue with Ferrell. A. T. Ferrell & Co. is a division of J. P. Burroughs & Son, Inc., of Saginaw, Mich. Other divisions and subsidiaries of Burroughs are Wallace Stone Co., Wallace & Morley Co., and C. H. Runciman Co.

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"Feed To Food Conference" REGISTRATION CARD

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Firm Name______

Mailing Address ______

City ______Zone __ State______

Convention Address

Registration Fee No. of Dinner Tickets?

$2.00 D __ @ $3.00 each March 20, 1963

MEMORANDUM

TO: ALL OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

Gentlemen:

Enclosed are the minutes of the two meetings held by the Board at the convention. We had hoped to have the financial statement and final cohvention income and expense sheet with these minutes, but the National Convention and Bob's present illness have forced us to postpone this until the figures can be gone over more closely.

In Bob's absence I am asking for any help you can give us with the following 1962 advertisers who have either turned us down by letter, or not responded to our correspondence. With the deadltne for any adverti~ing only two weeks away and Bob under the weather, we will need all the help we can get ...

Sincerely,

11 RushedEH11 ------~·------·------/JO f,J.t)l\.) c: h I ~'l't:-- 1) Air-0-Flex Equipment Co. * J.B. Ehrsam & Sons Corn States Hybrid "'K 3030 E. Hennepin Ave. Enterprise, Kansas Service - 803 Keo Minneapolis, Minn. w~&<.i...,.., Way - Des Moines ,·.,, E llo Commodi · nc . ; .V _(tt'1he Albany Hotel 3106 ·.-0111-t'l!~ Jvd. Siebring Mfg, Co. 1 LU;J · r Denver D /<.. E - .'.23~ George, Iowa 1/"V l\)O ?1J6,VZ jJ() IIG(l)c,,y Barnard & Leas Mfg. C~., l,:ic .) ...fGarvey Grain, Inc. ,•: Smoot Grain Co. 1218 Twelfth St., S.W. ~ Wichita, Kansas Box 658 - Salina Cedar Rapids, Iowa (b ,No plk,1111: c..,s:re};) Hot Spot Detector,lnc. * Stauffer Chemical Co. Behleh Manufacturing Co. 214 3rd St. 636 California St. ~~ Columbus, Nebraska Des Moines, Iowa San Francisco 8 -;

The Brown Palace Hotel Iowa Soya Co. 1/4 Sterling Alfalfa Prod. Yi.,., f}J--- Denver (L(5-J.O l-j g" Red f i e I d , Iowa Box 162 - S te.r 1 i ng , ; ..d,.., ;/ J :l)o..~ )1, e,~ ""'?"o( 17.>¥fo . ..J3uilding Industries, Inc. Gilbert Jackson Co. y,1, Stran-Steel Corp • MOtl!tuJK ~ - /jfllf/307 N. Washington Board of Trade - K.C.Mo ) Ecorse ?-,,...,...-, &~~7 Hutchinson, Kansas Detroit 29, Mich. Jones Elevator Const. Co. , Central Equipment Co. Grant, Nebraska 1/J-,- Wagner Mi I ls, Inc. ~'c lJV 8~{./fb-E. 45th at Garfield 1303 Colfax XV Denver 16 ~J0/.~~ ~'c Schuyler, Nebraska . \ ~ cks, NortR ~akota n --D _ Commerc i a 1 So I vents Corp. ,•: Western Waterproof:ng ~ ~ "260 Madi son Ave. - New York I 6 Morton Sa It Co. ,'c Co. - 1256 S.Bannock I IO N. \.Jacker Dr i~ / Denver ~p 7-9631 -~Cosmopo Ii tan Hote I 1Sfe icago 1 6, 111. ~ "':' If - / Denver ·~ ~ ..A:t,t~ , 1 , 1 ~,.J, York Foundry & Engine Peer I ess Equipment Co. "' r.. r Works, Inc. E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. 1221 E. 5th St. I/ 912-928 Grant Ave. 7 Ind. & Biochemicals Dept. Jop Ii n, Missouri !'1. York, Nebraska Wilmington 98, Delaware r 0~ I( 71) a--~ *Refused by ma! ! ... normal reason, cutback in expenses. //{:.,,.::;~/,;JA P.S. If you would like to send a card to Bob, his home address is 1950 Glen Ayr, Lakewood 15. He may not be in the hospital too long (we hope} so anything to his home wi II reach him either way ••• I ·

., WIOMINl GB.AIH, FEm AND 'SEED DiALiRi ASSOQIA'?tolii 19th ANNUAL OOm'ENTION ADDRESS Ametican Cy.anaat~ Co, Littleton, Colo. 0, I,. P&ttp~ Aasociatton Iaauraace Co, J)en•er, Oolo. 0, A, Bill Ba.loom ~Auatriea Greeley, Colo. ». E, Garrison Basin-Powell Bean Co. Basin, Wyo. L. L .. Breintn, Bemis -oa. Bq Co, Seottabluft, Nebri Dal• A. lle-yei-e Mrs. Bale A. ¥eyers l)tg Born Oo-op Marke~~llB &ea'n, Powell, W70. Kenneth w. Grab&a ff tt tt tt tt II H Ralph Borcher II fl II ft )tt Basin, Wyo. Herb Bouse. ::Butlboom Produots Gering, Nebr, John F. Busboom Carey Salt co: Spearfish, J. Dak. krtin ReYbeim Mrs, Martin Revheim It " " Ft. Collins, Colo. Roger Jlaneon II It ti Denver, Colo. Guy w. l(ack Carnll, Inc, Longmont, Colo. Roes Farnsworth 0, A. Cooper Co, Humboldt, Nebr. Glens. Sher,man Diaco Seed Oo. Crawford, Nebr. 'fal Cope II II tt tf II Chet Smith Donlin Livestock Co. Oas per, Wyo. Joe Donlin Farmers Co-op Ass•n. Gillette, Wyo. .Lee Worman Mrs. Lee Worman Farmers Exchange Riverton, Wyo. Bruce McMillan .. " Jt II William Willman Mrs. William Willman Farr Co, Lucerne, Colo. Fred Ewald Food Products, Inc. Denver, Colo, Milt Stafford Fulton-Denver Co. Denver, Colo. Bob Scanlon Gene L. Payne Co, Douglas-, Wyo. Gene L. Payne Jr. Mrs. Gene L. Payne Jr. Gooch Killing & Elevator Co. Lincoln, Nebr. Bernie Bryan Great Plains Supply Co, Gering, Nebr. Rollin Runge Jacquot Feed Co, Casper, Wyo, o. F. J-.quot Mrs. o. F. Jaquot " n II " II :Don Ralston Mrs~ Don Ralston John R. Jir~on Industries, Ino. Morrill, Nebr, Don Steen Jirdon 1eed Casper; 'Wyo. R. E. Creager Lander Milla L6'der, Wyo. Tom Brooks Lathrop Feed Co. Casper, Wyo. H. R. Lathrop Mrs. H. R. Lathrop Maxfield Grain Co. Salt Lake City, Utah G. w. Maxfield Morton Salt Co. Casper, Wyo. L.A. Mullen Mrs. L.A. Mullen ti " u Salt Lake City, Utah Jim Price II It II " II If it Norm Clayton Noland J'eed, Inc. Casper, Wyo. Henry Flyr Mrs. Heney Flyr .. n ft ti fl Boward Barnett Mrs. Boward Barnett " " ti II II Ralph M. Hammond Mrs. Ralph M, Hammond Northern Seed Co. Sheridan, Wyo. A. w. Herrman Nut11ena Mills Gering, Nebr. LeQnard 14:artin Powell Bean Co, Powell, Wyo. B. L. Gillett Ranch Way Feed Mills Ft, Collins, Colo. Duane Renners II II II II Douglas, Wyo. Dick a.1steacl Biggs Seed Co. Shoshoni, Wyo, Carroll A. Riggs Riverton Bean Co. Riverton, Wyo. Bob Brown Mrs. Bob Brown R-X Co. Greeley, Colo. Rex McCulloUBh, Schindler Feed Market Laramie, Wyo. C~arles F. Schindler Mrs. Chas F. Scbindier Seloo Supply Co, Eaton, Colo, Claine E, ~it&neor J. R. Simplot Co, Scottsbluff, Nebr. Jess l>ilJcinpon Spence~ Chemical Co. Billings, Mont. John R. Latta State SQ04 Lab. Laramie, Wyo. Paul Ball St. Reg;le Paper Co. Denver, Colo .. John G, 0et'fOV8~ ti H II It II It hid A. Mueller Western Seed Co. Denver, Colo, Lew: Evans Tri~Count7 Elevator Co. Chugwater, Wyo. 'led Munn V WIOJmlG GRAIN, FEI!l) AN) SEED DEAURS ASSOCIATION REGISTRANTS cont'd page 2 University ot W7omin& La.ra.mie, Wyo. Wee Seamonda II II ti " It T. R. Robb " It " •• It Laverne M• Fowell II " II tt II Bugh w. Hough It II .. II tf Harold Alley " II " II II N. w. Hilston Mrs. N. w. Hilston E. H. Walrath & Sona Worland, Wyo. B. L. Walrath u. s. Dept. of Agriculture Denver, Colo. Frank Kretzinger Western Humus & Supply Casper, Wyo. Don Burrill Willard Feed & Seed Worland, Wyo. E. :e. Willard E. B, Willard Wyoming Dept 0£ Agrio~lture Cheyenne, Wyo• o. Henry Engendo1'££ II II II II II II Everett w. Spackman Wyoming J'eed Co. Casper, Wyo. H. c. Pollak Wyo Grain reed & Seed Deal~rs and Sheridan Flouring Mills Sheridan, Wyo. Everett L. Berry 14rs. Everett L. Berry u II II II II ti Henry E. Varney Mrs. Henry E. Varney Yoder Grain & Lumber Co. Torrington, Wyo. Wesley Cottier Mrs. Wesley Cot&'ier II It It II II II II Wayne Lovercheck Mrs. Wayne Loveroheok E. s. Young Grain Co, Lyman, Nebr. F. H. Young Z & W Mill Torrington, Wyo. Russell Zimmer Casper Mayor Casper, Wyo. Mike Orton Casper City Manager Casper, Wyo Henry Rolfes Jr. Page 2 April 6, 1964

in Amsterdam, Holland and wa.s also in London earlier in 1963.

The Continental elevator in Westwego (New Orleans), Louisiana, is one of the most modern export grain elevators in the United States. Much of the grain collected in Illinois is barged down the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers to New Orleans where it is loaded for export through the Continental elevator on to ocean-going vesseis.

4. PULLMAN STANDARD DISPLAY The Pullman Scandard Company will have a model of their new covered hopper car on display at the 71st Annual Convention of the Illinois Grain Dealers Association, May 19-21, Hotel Pere Marquette, Peoria, Illinois.

5. EXHIBITORS - 71st Annual Convention The following are firms who will have booths at the 71st Annual Convention:

Aeroglide Corporation, Dundee, Illinois Agriculture Building Company, Mendota, Illinois Allied Mills, In~., Fort Wayne, Indiana Arwell, Inc. (Town Laboratories), Waukegan, Illinois Beardsto·.m Mills, Beardstown, Illinois Brownie Manufacturing Company, Waverly, Nebraska Butler Manufacturing Company, Kansas City, Missouri Central Soya, McMillen Feed Division, Fort Wayne, Indiana Columbian Steel Tank Company, Kansas City, Missouri D. K. Manufacturing Company, Batavia, Illinois Day Dryer Company, Peoria, Illinois Dodgen Industries, Humboldt, Iowa E-Z-Flo Chemical Company, Lansing, Michigan Faultless Milling Company, Springfield, Illinois John Fayhee & Sons, Prairie City, Illinois A. T. Ferrell & Company, Saginaw, Michigan Grain Dealers' M1J.tual Insurance Company, Indianapolis, Indiana Hawkeye Steel Products Company, Waterloo, Iowa Honeggers' & Company, Inc., Fairbury, Illinois H. D. Hume Company, Mendota, Illinois Huss & Schlieper, ~ecatur, Illinois Howe Richardson Scale Company, Clifton, New Jersey Illinois Feed Association, Chicago, Illinois Illinois Grain Dealers' Association, Inc., Peoria, Illinois Ingersoll & Associates, Wheaton, Illinois Kent Feeds, Muscatine, Iowa Klein Manufacturing Company, Burlington, Iowa Leach Manufacturing Company, Gadsden, Alabama M. J. Mains Company, Paxton, Illinois Merrell Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., Chicago, Illinois Millers Mutual Insurance Association, Alton, Illinois Millers National Insurance Company, Chicago, Illinois Myers-Sherman Company, Streator, Illinois Office Systems, Inc., Peoria, Illinois Olin-Mathieson Chemical Company, St. Louis, Missouri Pamco, Inc., Oskaloosa, Iowa Protein Blenders, Inc., Iowa City, Iowa Ralston Purina Company, St. Louis, Missouri Geo. A. Rolfes Company, Boone, Iowa Schaf er S-:.ipply Company, Springfield, Illinois Seedburo Equipment Company, Chicago, Illinois Siron Sales & Service, Bloomington, Illinois Supersweet Feeds, Monmouth, Illinois 1 Swisher Feeds, Danville, Illinois Union Iron Works, Decatur, Illinois and Zimmerman Equipment Co., Litchfield, Illinois

J n ary 21 , 1964

Wengor Mixer "-nufacturlng Co. P. O. ox 150 S th , Krins s

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will required to oss three c sh prizes of $25 c st lnvolv d, W:l feo1 confident that this I s~ckln dditlonaJ busl• n s fr grain nd e

TIM is growing short. owe ne d to hear frc:111 you s n, fn order to Ive you prop r r co It ton a.J pub ll c lty. For y r onv ni e ,;e. we ere enc los f n another layou fo , showtn t few eho,ces &till 11 bl • Pl e do not hesitate to c~ll ·us colle~t ff t Js off r a poalt to yo. Very sincerely yours, COLORADO GRAIN AID FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION

Robrirt L. WI r Executive Secr•tary eh ncl. f

NoveMber 24, 1964

Hr. Don Bohlun Lystad's, Inc. 901 University Ave. Grand Forks, N. D. Dear Mr. B0hl1111n: Thank you for your exhibit space reservation. We are returning the layout ..riced by you for your further consideration, since all four choices have been reserved. Your "No. 5" actually Is No. 10, which as you c•n see, Is already taken. You uy recall frOffl our covering Jetter, that we mentioned ft Is quite cOIIROn ford legates to congregate In the foyers leading to the ballrOOR1, noted at other conven tions held at the Brown Palace. Please study the layout and send us· alternat choices by re• turn ult, since we would like to see our regular exhibitors get as close to their particular choice as possible. Sincerely yours, COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION

Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary

P.1S. We Might also 111entlon here that It seems virtually any space on this layout will be good. Q.ulte a large nUllber of delegates wl I I be staying In the "old Brown" which Is on the Reglstr tlon side of the bridge, thus, lots of traffic on the bridge. The Assoctatlon coffee booth will not be near the bar shown on the layout (which bar, lncldenta11y,wlll not be open all the ti•), but In a different area of the exhfblt layout. /, ~&S~ OFFICE: 737 N. MAIN e PLANT: 714 N. CHURCH P.O. BOX 949 • PHONE: (CODE 217) 429-5188 • DECATUR, ILLINOIS November 30, 1964

Colorado Grain & Feed Dealers Association 519 Boston Building Denver 2, Colorado

Attention: Mr. Robert L. Wier

Dear Mr. Wier:

Thank you for your invitation to exhibit in your coming convention.

We are not at present extending our exhibition program into this area. We hope the future will see an expanded program whereby we can include your convention on our agenda.

We hope you will continue to extend your in vitation until such time as we can show in this area.

Yours very truly,

HUSS & SCHLIEPER

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ENGINEERS • DISTRIBUTORS MAN UFA CT URE RS OF KLEEN GRAIN® MACH INER Y January 22, 1965

Mr. James Layton Paradtce O coratln9 Company 2162 Lawrence St. Denver, Colorado 80205 D r Mr. Layton:

Enclosed Is a 11st of the xhlbltors we hav cqulred so far, for th anual convention Feb. 2Jw23 at the Brown P lac Hotel. Some of them ar probably getting a llttl anxious to h ar frc:,m you. We hope to sel1 the remelnlng 4 booths, but ti wlll tell. You may advise thes xhlbltors that you n tart setting up the booths at about 11:30 Sund y morning. Th registration desk wfll open at noon.

I wfll be getting In touch with you about ten days before the conv ntlon to work out any last lnute• details. · Sincerely, COLORADO GRAIN AD FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATIO

Robert L. Wier Executive S cretary

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TO ENTER CASH PRIZE CONTEST: Take this card and visit each EXHIBIT, inquire about the exhibited product or service. Request person in charge of the EXHIBIT to place the EXHIBIT'S identifying rubber stamp or signature in the proper place on the reverse side of this card, in the square containing EXHIBIT'S number.

When identifying stamps or signature from ALL of the EXHIBITS are properly shown on this card, bring it to our CONVENTION REGISTRATION DESK and place it in the receptacle which will be provided there.

TO QUALIFY FOR CASH PRIZE: YOU must fully complete the card by having the identifying stamp or signature of each of the EXHIBITS properly stamped thereon.

YOU must be registered for our Convention at our CONVENTION REGISTRATION DESK.

YOU must be present at the time of the drawing of the cards at the Dinner Dance, Monday evening.

Your visit to the Exhibit Booths is greatly appreciated by your Association. THANKS.

CASH PRIZES: First Prize ...... $25.00 Second Prize ...... 25.00 Third Prize...... 25.00 519 Boston Bullding • Denver 2, Colorado • Phone, 222-6 490

October 30, 1964

omcus Dear Exhibitor:

They say life begins at forty, and it surely will for you if you take an exhibit at our "LIFE BEGINS AT THE FORTIETH" annual convention of the Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers Association at the historic Brown Palace \'ice Pr..WNI Hotel in Denver, February 21-23, 1965. JI. f'. G1•11lt u-w This form Jetter is being sent ONLY to our previous exhibitors at this time, so that you may have first choice of the spaces available as shown DIRECTOftt on the enclosed layout. Please fi 11 out the attached form indicating your booth choice and return to us as soon as possible. Remember, this offer is Don Britll on a first-come, first-served basis, and the absolute deadline for our pre HnweN vious exhibitors to select the choice spaces is MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. You will want to hurry, because we will then offer whatever spaces are left to other prospective exhibitors.

Again this year $25.00 cash prfzes wi IJ be awarded to lucky persons who have visited all of the convention exhibits. To be eligible for these prizes, delegates wi JI be required to obtain the signature of every exhibi tor on their exhibit cards. We will again award a $25.00 cash prize to the exhibitor who attracts the most attention or has the most unusual and outstanding exhibit.

You will note on the layout that all delegates will need to go from the registration desk through the exhibit area to get into the ballroom, where the meetings and meals wi II be held, and also that there is a bar in the exhibit area. We will again have a free coffee booth where convention dele gates congregate.

The entire convention wi II be held on the second floor of the Brown Palace Hotel, where delegates and visitors will come to the registration desk fticlllnl L""' either by the escalator or the nearby elevators located in the older section a,.,.., of the hotel, and then work across the bridge, or promenade, into the new Brown Palace West known as the "Tower". The Brown Palace is noted as a Dftld R. , ... great convention hotel and all faci Ii ties for a convention are superb. Oenww History of previous conventions there shows that guests gather around the foyer next to the ballroom. Ch•m o. ( Dale) 11. HolJUk• Because of the world-renowned reputation of the historic Brown Palace, and the ideal location, we are confident that our attendance will at least equal Y. L (lad) s.llltl Cope the large and glamorous 39th convention at the Broadmoor Hotel last year. As an added attraction, we will give away 450 si Iver dollars dated 1879 to those who register, some of these being worth up to $3-$4 • .,.,..11 .... Rlflt You will note on the layout that space prices are again the same, as they have been for the last four years. Ho ward Steh.._ Monte Vim ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION • February 21-23, 1965 Brown Palace Hotel, Denver October 30, 1964 Page 2

Our program is pretty well established, with such headline speakers as Robert Liebenow, Chairman of the Chicago Board of Trade. Our morning feed program wi 11 be devoted to grain processing and feed marketing, and the equipment necessary to to the job effectively. The Monday afternoon program will center around demonstrations and discussions on grain marketing and hedging, with experts from Kansas City, Lincoln, Salina and other cities. There will be the usual sparkling banquet with entertainment, men's Smoker, Ladies' Dinner and other features. The Paradice Decorating Company, 2162 Lawrence St., Denver 5, will set up the exhibit booths and provide you any additional equipment you might need. You wi 11 want to study the hotel brochure, and you wi IJ be interested to know that the hotel has established a flat room rate of $11.00 single, $16.00 double, $24.00-$70.00 parlor suites, exclusively for this convention. Rooms in the older building are large, but modernized and attractive. Room5 in the Tower bui )ding are smaller, but efficiently laid out for maximum con venience and comfort.

May we hear from you soon?

Cordially yours,

COLORADO GRAIN AND FEED DEALERS ASSOCIATION ~% Robert L. Wier Executive Secretary

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CONVENTION EXHIBITORS The following firms helped make this Convention Convention visitors are cordially invited to visit the · possible. Exhibit Booths in the Registration Are~.

Visit all the booths to win cash prizes. Have exhibit cards signed and drop in box at SPONSORING CONTRIBUTORS registration desk by 5:3Q P.M. Monday PROGRAM Cargill, Incorporated, Denver Exhibitors Booth No. Colorado Grain and Feed Dealers Assn. 1 Denver Roll Corrugating I Colorado Milling & Elevator Co., Denver and Denver Grinders, Inc. Coors Brewing Company, Golden 2 Doty Laboratories, Inc. 40th nnnunL convEn11on Denver Feed and Grain Club Transport Leasing _ ~ 41..£ ~ Denver Grain Exchange Assn. ~'Life Begins at the 40th" i-! Colt Industries, Fairbanks Morse Weighing Systems Evans Grain Company, Salina, Kansas 7 Butler Manufacturing Co. Farmers Union C.M.A., Denver l 8 Udy Analyzer Co. 9 Columbian Steel Tank Co. 10 Hutchisons of Colorado GENERAL CONTRIBUTORS 11 Research Products Co. ,\ . t:~ 1 2 Ross Machine & Mill SupR.IY American Cyanamid Company, Little~ /'V" 'r-~· 13 E. A. Anderson Mill & Elevator Carey Salt Company, Hutchi(on, k'ansas Equipment Eqµity Union Grain Company, Lincoln-Denver FEBRUARY 21, 22, 23, 1965 14 Colorado Machinery & Supply Co, James Farrell & Company, Seattle, Wash. 15 Lystad's Exterminators Harmack Grain Co., Cope-Platner 16 Brownie Manufacturing Co., Inc. Industrial Molasses Corp., Colorado Springs 17 KWAL Paints, Inc. Morton Salt Company, Chicago-Denver 18 Seedburo Equipment Co. Dr. Salsbury's Laboratories, Charles City, Iowa BROWN PALACE HOTEL 19 Agri-Engineers ~impson & Company, Colorado Springs 20 Burrows Equipment Co. Truckers Terminal Elevator, Inc., Denver Denver, Colorado 21 Dow Chemical Company Wilgro Feed Company, Longmont 22 B/ J Manufacturing Co., Inc. • • • and A Friend 24 Verti-Flo Corporation 26 Commercial Solvents Corporation 27 Association Insurance Co. 28 Feed Products, Inc.