5A JEWELL COUNTY RECORD Thursday, Apdl 7, 2016
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(First published April 7, 2016
in The Jewell County Record)
Notice of Sale
In the District Court of Jewell
County, Kansas
Case No. 2015-CV-10
Affiliated Group, LTD, Plaintiff vs.
Francis A. Lave a/k/a Frank A. Lave,
Jane E. Lave d/b/a Delaware St. Pub,
John Doe (Tenant/Occupant), Mary
Doe (Tenant/Occupant), Jewell
County, Kansas Department of Rev-
enue, Defendants. (Pursuant to K.S.A.
Chapter 60)
Under and by the virtue of an Order
of Sale issued to me by the Judge of the
District Court of Jewell County, Kan-
sas, the undersigned Sheriff of Jewell
County, Kansas, will offer for sale at
public auction and sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, at the Front
Door of the Courthouse at Mankato,
Jewell County, Kansas on April 27,
2016, at 10:00 A.M., the following
described real estate:
Lots Five (5) and Six (6), in Block
Forty-four (44), in Original Townsite
of Jewell City, Jewell County, Kansas.
(Commonly known as 404 Pearl, Jew-
ell, Kansas) to satisfy the Judgment in
the above-entitled case. The sale is to
be made without appraisement and not
subject to any redemption period as
redemption rights were extinguished
by order of the Court, and further sub-
ject to the approval of this Court.
Don Jacobs
Jewell County Sheriff
Derrick B. Heinrichs, S. Ct. #26279
Condray & Thompson, LLC
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ZNEZ 14-3c
(First published April 7, 2016
in the Jewell County Record)
Notice To Creditors
In the District Court of Jewell
County, Kansas
Case No. 2016-PR-07
In the Matter of the Estate of Betty
A. Andreasen, deceased
The State of Kansas to all persons
concerned:
You are hereby notified that on
April 5,2016, a Petition for Issuance of
Letters of Testamentary was filed in
this Court by Rick Andreasen and Jim
Andreasen, heirs, devisees and lega-
tees and Co-Executors named in the
Last Will and Testament of Betty A.
Andreasen, deceased, dated August 22,
2002, and they were appointed Co-
Executors thereon.
All creditors of the decedent are
notified to exhibit their demands against
the Estate within the latter of four
months from the date of first publica-
tion of,n,qt ¢¢ under K.S.A,, 59--22 6
and amendments thereto, or if the iden-
tity of the creditor is known Or reason-
ably ascertainable, 30 days after actual
notice was given as provided by law,
and if their demands are not thus ex-
hibited, they shall be forever barred.
Rick Andreasen
Jim Andreasen
Co-Executors
Darrell E. Miller
PO Box 344
Mankato, Ks 66956
785-378-3128
Attorneys for Petitioners
ZNEZ 14-3c
(Published April 7, 2016
in the Jewell County Record)
Notice of Jewell County
Primary Election
A primary election will be held
August 2, 2016. Candidates for the
following offices will be nominated by
each political party, which qualified to
participate in the primary election:
One candidate for United States
Representative - District 1.
One candidate for State Senate -
Districts 106 and 109.
One candidate for State Represen-
tative - District 36.
One candidate for Member, State
Board of Education - District 6.
One candidate for County Com-
missioner, 2nd District.
One candidate for County Com-
missioner, 3rd District.
One candidate for County Clerk.
One candidate for County Trea-
surer.
One candidate for Register of
Deeds.
One candidate for County Sheriff.
One candidate for County Attor-
ney.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Allen
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Athens
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in
Bro_wnscreek Township.
One candidate t0r Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Buffalo
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Burr Oak
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Calvin
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Center
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Erving
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Esbon
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Grant
Township.
One candidate forTownshipTrustee
and Township Treasurer in Harrison
Township.
One candidate forTownshipTrustee
and Township Treasurer in Highland
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Holmwood
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Ionia Town-
ship.
One candidate forTownshipTrustee
and Township Treasurer in Jackson
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Limestone
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Montana
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Odessa
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Prairie
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Richland
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Sinclair
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Vicksburg
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Walnut
Township.
One candidate for Township Trustee
and Township Treasurer in Washing-
ton Township.
One candidate forTownship Trustee
and Township Treasurer in
Whitemound Township.
The following officers will be
elected in each political party, which
has qualified to participate in the Pri-
mary Election:
One Precinct Committeeman in
each precinct.
One Precinct Committeewoman in
each precinct.
In testimony whereof, I hereto Set
my hand and cause to be affixed my
official seal. Done in the City of Man-
kato this 1st day of April, 2016.
Carla J. Waugh
Jewell County Election Officer
Seal ZNEZ 14- lc
Courthouse News
Jewell County
March 19 at apl roximately 7 a.m.
on US128 200 feet south from R Rd,
Renita Hillman-Volker, Burr Oak, driv-
ing a 2005 Dodge pickup registered by
Shane Hillman, Ionia, was traveling
south when a deer ran from east head-
ing west out in front of the vehicle.
Volker did not have time to avoid hit-
ting the deer. Accident investigated by
Stuart Vance.
Traffic
Lorraine Baughman, speeding;
$153.
Payton Cross, speeding, $378.
Tr 'k Fetters, failure to stop at acci-
dent, first offense in a year damages
more than $1,000, $308; duty of driver
to report accident with an unattended
vehicle, property 1 st conviction, $200.
Michael Francis, speeding, $183.
Leah Hammer, speeding, $153.
Guthrie Harris, failure to stop at
accident, I st offense in a year damages
more than $1,000, $308.
Elizabeth Ilene Headrick, speed-
ing, $153.
Lucas Jacobs, improper passing of
school bus; improper use of school bus
signals, $423.
Doyle Larosh, speeding, $153.
Mohammed N. Nobi, speeding,
$240.
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Nell Becker, nght, Mankato Volunteer Fire Dept. Co-Chief, was presented
a check for $3,000 to be used by the Fire Department from the Midway Coop
Association and Land-of-Lakes at the local Midway Coop Service Station
Wednesday afternoon where Larry Ost is the Branch Manager. Making the
presentation is Dell Princ, Midway Coop Association General Manager.
can be rembv&l with the stover. So
Post Rock Answerslet's take a look at the nitrogen, phos-
By Sandra Wick, Post Rock Extension phorus and potassium along with some
micronutrient.
What are the nutrient requirements Nitrogen is supplied to soybeans
of soybeans ? mainly by nitrogen fixation, and fertil-
Now is the time to start planning for izer nitrogen application is not recom-
your spring row crops fertility plans, mended if the plants are well nodu-
Even though winter is not over yet, it lated. Soybeans are heavy users of
soon will be time to plant spring row nitrogen, removing a total of 130
crops in north central Kansas. Let's pounds per acre, and about 44 pounds
focus on soybeans and its nutrient with the stover for a 40 bushel per acre
needs. Compared to corn, wheat, and soybean crop. Soybeans use all the
sorghum, soybeans removesignificant nitrogen they can fix plus nitrogen
amounts of nutrients perbushel of grain from the pool of available nitrogen in
harvested. Nutrient uptake in soybeans the soil. Nitrogen fertilizer application
early in the season is relatively small, to soybean seldom results in any yield
However as they grow and develop, benefit, and efforts should focus on
the daily rate of nutrient uptake in- proper inoculation. The usual signal of
creases. Soybeans need an adequate nitrogen deficiency in crops, light green
nutrient supply at each developmental leaves, is rarely seen in soybean plants
stage for optimum growth, during the period of pod setting and
High yielding soybeans remove seed filling, unless the crop is under
substantial nutrients from the soil. This
should be taken into account in an prolonged drought stress. Late in seed
filling, leaves start to mobilize their
overall nutrient management plan. A nitrogen as chlorophyll and photosyn-
40-bushel-per-acre soybean crop re- thetic proteins break down and much
moves approximately 30 pounds of of this nitrogen moves to pods and into
P20. and 50 pounds of ICO with the seeds as photosynthesis winds down.
graiL; in addition, approximately l0
pounds of and 40 pounds of K,O Phosphorus applications should be
based on a soil test. Responses to direct
Jewell County Hospital held their annual Easter Egg Hunt Friday, March 25.
Three-year old Lane Ranstead was greatly intrigued by the Easter Bunny.
Lane is the son of Cortney Kuhlmann and Thomas Ranstead, grandson of
Shelli Kuhlmann, Joe Ranstead and Terri Ranstead, great-grandson of Judy
Miller, David Ranstead, who are all from Mankato.
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phosphorus fertilization is generally
consistent in soils testing very low or
low in soil test phosphorus. Response
to starter phosphorus fertilizer appli-
cation in soybeans can occur, but it
depends on several factors. The most
important factor is the soil test level.
Generally, warmer soils at soybean
planting, compared to corn, also may
contribute to typically lower response
to starter fertilizers in soybeans. How-
ever, starter fertilizer in soybeans can
be a good way to complement nutri-
ents that may have been removed by
high yielding crops in the rotation like
com. Banding fertilizer at planting is
an efficient application method for
soybeans. Soybean seeds are easily
injured by fertilizer, therefore, no di-
rect seed contact with fertilizer is ad-
vised.
Soybean seeds are relatively high
in potassium and removal of potas-
sium by soybeans0 s greater than for
other crops on a per bushel basis when
only the grain is removed. As with
phosphorus, a soil test is the best index
of potassium needs. Soils testing very
low or low should be fertilized with
potassium, either as a banded starter at
planting or broadcast and incorporated.
Potassium should not be placed in con-
tact with the soybean seed because of
possible salt injury. Yield increases
from potassium can be comparable to
those with phosphorus under very low
and low soil test levels.
Sulfur is mobile in the soil, leach-
ing is common, but fairly immobile in
the plant. High soil test variability along
with significant uptake by crops gen-
erates the need for proper sulfur man-
agement, especially in sandier soils
and fields with several different soil
types. Deficiency symptoms in soy-
beans are pale-green to yellow leaf
color without prominent veins or ne-
crosis in the youngest trifoliate leaves.
Recent Kansas studies suggest a low
probability of soybean response to sul-
fur application. However, sulfur re-
moval with soybean can be significant,
and more sensitive crops in the rota-
tion such as wheat may require sulfur
fertilization.
Iron deficiency symptoms appear
in irregularly shaped spots randomly
distributed across a field, primarily in
fields with a previous history of iron
deficiency. If iron chlorosis has been a
common problem in the past, produc-
ers should select a soybean variety
tolerant to iron chlorosis. Foliar iron
treatments seldom result in yield in-
crease.
Zinc, manganese and boron are
other nutrients that can be limiting in
soybeans. Zinc fertilizer can be either
banded at or broadcast preplant with
little difference in response when ap-
plied at an adequate rate. Both organic
and inorganic zinc sources, chelates
and non-chelates, can be used, but che-
lates are considered more effective than
the inorganic sources. Manure appli-
cations also are effective at eliminat-
ing micronutrient deficiency problems,
including iron. Monitoring nutrient
levels w itli tissue aqa yais along wilh
soil tegts'i//on "ductedgd ring the crop
season should be used to diagnose po-
tential nutrient deficiencies.
For further questions on fertility
management in your soybeans, con-
tact me at any Post Rock Extension
District offices in Beloit, Lincoln,
Mankato, Osborne or Smith Center.
16 Kan. conununities
participated in First
Impressions program
Nice downtown buildings, quaint
brick streets, welcome signs and
friendlyretail service greet travelers to
Norton, but Mike Posson thought the
community could do more. Crumbling
sidewalks in some areas, a lack of
drinking fountains and a vacant church
were among items targeted for im-
provement by Posson and a group of
others recently.
With a population of 2,880, Norton
is one of the communities participat-
ing in First Impressions, a K-State Re-
search and Extension program designed
tO boost a community's vitality by
capitalizing on its strengths and im-
proving on its shortcomings.
"Each community has its own
uniaue strengths and weaknesses," said
Those who make jams and jellies are looking at the bountiful wildplum
blossoms and hoping for a bountiful crop in the fall.
Nad'ine Sigle, community vitality as- With First Impressions, a team of
sociate with K-State Research and volunteers from other towns makes an
Extension. By identifying its strengths, unannounced visit to a participating
it can focus on marketing them to at- community to explore its residential,
tract new residents and retain those retail and industrial areas, plus schools,
currently living there. She is working government locations and points of
with communities in northwest Kan- interest. The idea is to take a look at a
sas that are participating in First Im- community with a fresh.pair of eyes.
pressions. Continued to page 7
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Thursday, April • 10:30 a.m.
Auction will be held at the former Kansas Mineral building 1886 Q Road located on the corner of
Q and 190 Roads (2 miles east of the north edge of Mankato, KS or from Highway 36 and
14 North Jewell turn 1/2 mile east to 190 Road then 1 mile north to Q road)
REAL ESTATE• Sells first at 10:30 a.m.
Legal Description: 3 acres in SE 1/4 SE 1/4 12-3-8 Jewell Co. Kansas
General Description: Former Kansas Mineral site with 73 ft.x 60 ft. and 125 ft.xl00 ft. buildings along with other attached
buildings and various hopper bottom storage bins. The buildings has overhead doors, loading dock, ore hopper w/feeder,
product bag press, concrete floors, overhead heater, large panel boxes and motors, office, break room. The buildings were
built in 1975 and 1988. The building was used to process volcanic ash product, it has not been used in several years. The
buildings were on city water and REA electric, all utilities have been removed. There are no known environmental issues,
however the seller's have done no test and will not assume any environmental responsible. The seller will do no repairs
or inspections. All inspections must be made by purchaser before April 21,2016.
Terms: 10 % of purchase price as down payment day of auction, the balance will be due upon closing on or before May
30, 2016. If title insurance is used, the cost will be split 50/50 between seller and purchaser. Down payment will be
escrowed with Gall Miller abstract. All statements made day of auction take precedence over printed material. Thummel
Real Estate & Auction LLC is acting as seller agent.
EQUIPMENT AND PARTS
Core drill 760 w/Ford 2.3 liter gas engine on tandem axle trailer; Hyster propane fork lift small wheels; Cat D9 w/15 ft. stock
pile blade (it did run, the steering clutch is froze) one mile west of sale site at old packing plant site.
Large amount of product bagged and bulk; shop benches; bolt cabinet; worm gear air compressor; tamper and shaker; air
press; 1/8 in. & 1/4 in. sheet expanded metal; pipe; cables; pulleys; sprockets; threaded pipe, elbows, unions; parts racks;
bearings; office equipment; pallets; large amount of other items.
NOTE: FOR PICTURES CHECK OUR WEB SITE
AT WWW.THUMMELAUCTION.COM.
Former Kansas Mineral Plant
JEWELL COUNTY
Auction Conducted By
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