List the in-text citation by using footnotes. "Chicago Manual of Style" prefers writers not use parenthetical citations for references.
List footnotes the first time in the same way you list a bibliography citation. The first footnote needs to have all of the information, but the subsequent footnotes only need the author, the first four words of the title and the page number. For example: Boise State Nursing Dept. Admissions Requirement. p. 4. Chicago style rules prefer writers use footnotes for citations instead of a bibliography. However, either way is acceptable.
Put a brochure in a bibliography by listing the author or organization, the brochure title in italics, the place the brochure was published, the publisher and the date. For example: Boise State Nursing Department. Admissions Requirements. Boise: Boise State University, 2009.