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Re: 1999 Hot Line Farm Equipment Guide
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Posted by Tom Moore on June 30, 2000 at 20:54:17 from (209.250.53.25):
In Reply to: 1999 Hot Line Farm Equipment Guide posted by 1999 Hot Line Farm Equipment Guide on December 21, 1999 at 20:30:51:
I am visiting this site to purchase (at list price if I must)the 2-volume set of Quick Refernce Guide and a pocket guide, too. I'm making this offer to purchase before July 1, 2000, because our fiscal year ends today. I realized that I had enough money in the budget for me, the County Agent for Agriculture and Natural Resources, to make this purchase. However, your bill or invoice must show today's date, not anything later than June 30 because of our fiscal year. Make the invoice to ANR Program Enhancement Funds and fax it to 270. 965-5237 or mail to Crittenden County Extension District Board, 107 S. Main St., Marion, KY 42064 or e-mail the invoice to me, tmoore@ca.uky.edu
I purchased your guides in 1998 via a phone solicitation and she "threw in" the pocket guide.Please call me to confirm this order Wednesday, July 5th at 270. 965-5236. If you do not have our tax identification number from the '98 order, I will give it to you when you contact me. Please send the newest editions possible and at the best rate possible since it is getting late in the 2000 season. Your Ebay suggestion would be cheaper, I'm sure, but I might have problems with his date of July 9th. The bill must be in June! Thanks, Tom
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