National Future Farmer

...the farm building that
never loses its usefulness
MACHINERY STORAGE AND REPAIR in the
same building without any alteration! Plenty of
room overhead for tall machines.
No matter how your market conditions
and farming practices change,
the Butler building you erect for
one type of farming will still be perfectly
suited to your operation. For
here is the one structure that serves
so well for grain storage, for machinery
storage and repair, as a livestock
shelter and loafing barn, as a
storage structure for feed, seed, hay.
Butler buildings are made of the
perfect material for farm use —
metal. They are firesafe, lightningproof,
\ermin-proof, low in maintenance.
Butler metal farm buildings
last years longer than any
other structure in their price class
— and even match the life of far
BUTLER
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Manufocturers of Buildings • Oil Equipment
Form Equipment • Dry Cleoners Equipment
Outdoor Advertising Equipment
Custom Fabrication
Sales offices in Los Angeles and Richmond. Collf,
Houston, Tex. • Birmingham, Ala. • Atlanta, Go.
Kansos City, Mo. • Minneapolis, Minn. • Chicago,
111. • Detroit, Mich. • Cleveland, Ohio • Nevi
York City and Syracuse, N.Y. • Washington, D.C
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
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IT'S A LIVESTOCK SHELTER if you convert from
grain to stock farming. Post-free interior is easy
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to clean mechanically, safer for animals.
more expensive construction. Each
panel is securely bolted to the frame
for maximum protection against
wind and hail. A strong steel framework
provides wide-span interiors
and straight sidewalls without a
forest of posts to limit the usefulness
of the buildings. And the special
design of the building enables
it to withstand grain pressures without
troublesome brace rod pits
throughout the floor.
A Butler building is an investment
that pays off in efficiency, protection
and appearance today—and
continued utility for years to come.
WRITE FOR BULLETIN
BUTLER MANUFACTURING CO.
7332 East 13th St., Kansas City 26, Missouri
-'^ Pleose send me free copy of "New Uses for
tJome .
Sutler Farm Buildings,"
RFD Town
County State
Elmhurst, Illinois
My husband and I had a very pleasant
and enlightening experience yesterday,
for which we are duly grateful.
We had a flat tire near the Burlington
Road, northwest of St. Charles, Illinois,
and along came one of your members,
Tex Krabbe, and cheerfully changed
the tire for us, absolutely refusing any
compensation. We would like to say
thank you to an organization of this
type of youth—renewing our faith in
young America.
Please accept the enclosed as a token
of our appreciation.
Mrs. Clayton C. Myers
This letter was received by Mr. William
G. Marshall, Advisor of the St.
Charles Chapter. It is a fine example
of the respect that can be gained while
wearing an FFA jacket. The enclosure
was a check made out to
—Ed.
the Chapter.
Montgomery, Alabama
Thank you for sending us a report on
the Official FFA Calendar sales in Alabama
during this past year, along with
a check representing five percent of the
total sales.
We appreciate this very much and
hope to have a much larger program
than this in Alabama. You may count
on us to help promote the program in
any way we can.
T. L. Faulkner
State Supervisor
Indianola, Iowa
I'm in my first year in high school
and am a member of the Indianola
Future Farmers of America.
I enjoy The National FUTURE
FARMER very much, mainly the
stories in it. Living on a 260-acre
farm and liking to hunt, I especially
enjoyed the story "High House" in the
April-May issue.
I only wish you would have more
stories about 'coon hunting. My father
also enjoyed the story and also enjoys
The National FUTURE FARMER.
Larry Foust
We are always glad to know what
articles you particularly like. It helps
us to give you what you want to read.
—Ed.
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