4B THE SUPt~rRIOR EXPRESS
Public Notices
(First tmMi~hed August 4, 2016
in the Jeweff Count), Record}
Notice at Hearing on
for Final Seltlement
In the Distant Com'[ of Jewoll
County. Kansas
Case 2015-PR-18
In the Mattc.'rofthe Estate of Ardent
J l'fery, De~easc(I
The State oF Kansas to atJ pers,0ns
concerned:
You are hereby notified that a peti-
Oon has been filed in said court by
Judith E. Pierce, executor of die will
araJ of the estate or A,-d~an Jeff .ryt
deceased, asking for final sealement
of said estam; fur sodement and al-
lowance of her account as ex C~lot;
for approval of all acts and proceed-
lags of such cx~utor; or compensa-
tion for her and her attorneys; for a
determination of the heirs, devisees
and legatees of the decedent foe as-
signment of the a.sSels and properly of
said estate 1o those e~titted thereto:
and for all other proper relief; all you
are hereby acquired to file your written
defenses lher~'lo on or betbre August
26. 2016 al 10"rio a.m, of said day. in
sail court, in the City of Mankato.
Kansas, at which rime and place said
caus~ will be heard. Should you fail
therein, judgmeni and decree will be
entered in due course upon said pe i-
tion.
Judith E. Pierce
Executm of the will and of{he estate of
Ardent Jeffery, Deceased
Attest: John L. Bingllam
(S~al) District Magistrate Judge
WellmePPhillips Law Office
P. O. Box 303
Mankato. Kansas 66956-0303
fTgf) 378-3172
Altomeys forEx~utor ZNEZ3I-3c
[First p, hlished JMy 28~ 2016
m the Jeweli CoonW Record~
Nolk~ of lledrtng an P ~itlen
for Pro-Irate of WLII mad
Nofit~ to Crt~litoes
In the District Court of Jewell
County, Kansas
Case No. 2016-PR-[3
in 01e Mailer *dr lie " E-stale of Dean
L, Langley, Dec-ea~
The State of Kan ~ to all Petsims
COnCerned:
You an? hel~by nolified Ihat on Ju ly
I~, 2016, a Wtilion was fil~ in said
court by Marie A. Basart. ~amed as
executor in the will. asking fi~r the
admission tO pro~|te of Ihe will of
L'b2an I I.anglcy. dated March 14.
1~7. which wdl is filed with said
peulmn, and for Ihc ap~qnlmen( of
Marie A Bd~art as executor U,f said
~tll. and/br otlncr rcli l-: and yt,u a~e
Thu~y. August 4, 2016
required to file your written defenses
thereto on or ~for Augost 19, 20i&
at i0:00 A.M of said day, in the
District Coati ~m, in !h CRy of
Mankato. Kansas, at which time an~
place said cause will be heard. Should
you fail, judgrr~nt aagl decree wiR be
ent~ed in due cours~ upon said peti-
tion.
All creditors are notified to eshibi[
their demands agaimt this eslal with in
four (4) months from the dale of the
firsu publication of this notice a~ p~-
vided by law~ or be forever barred
Marie A. Basazl~, Pel.itinuer
Attest: John L, Binslmm
(Seal) District Magistrate Judge
Walnut-Phillips Law Office
P.O. Box 303
Mankato. Kansas 66956-0303
Phone: (785) 378-3172
Fax: (785~ 378-3203
Auomeys for ~,titiuner ZNF, Z 30-3c
{First published JId)' 28, 2016
fir the Je~eli Coumy Record)
Nnlice of Heari~ on Petition
for Final Settlement
in the District. Coon of Jewell
Cotmty. Kansas
Case No. 201~PR-M
In lhe Matter ofh%e Estate of Ronnie
L Broe~kelman, Deceased.
The Shire or Kansas to all persons
coflegr'r~d:
You am hereby notif~d that a peti-
tion has been fik~l in this CoLtrt by
Rojene Mr Broeck lman, Adminisu'a-
tar of the estate of Ronnie L.
Bn:~ckeLman. deceased, p~aying for a
final settlement of the estate, approval
of her ~1~, proceedings and accounts
us Administrator, allowance for
admin istrator's and altomey fees and
eXl~a~s, determination of the heirs,
deviates and legatees entitlc'd m the
estate and assignment to them.
You are hereby required m file
your wrhlen defenses therein off or
before Aagus~ 19, 2016, at I l :IX) a,m.
o'clock, on said day, in said Coat, in
the City of Mankind. Jewell County.
Kansas, at which time and place said
cause will be heard. Should you f~ii
therein, judgment and d 1"~ will be
enler~d, in d~a co~rs up0n said Pelf
lion.
Ro):ilc M. Bmeckelman
Administrator
Michael-Shannon McDowelL
Altorney at Law, Chartered
120 E. Courl, P,O. Box 68
Smilh Center, Kansas 66967
Teh 785-282-668~
Fax: 795-282-6870
Attorney for Administrator
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In the btr- ket calf ogen class. BFaine Frost visits wi{h Ibeiudge aboul hiscalf.
Drain~ received a reserve grand champion ribbon for his efforts.
p~t~Uge ax litany r~0nds of live call-~
Post Rock Answers
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"rh,ere are many "t(~fls'" available
for beef pRducers to increa~ the pm-
ductkity and pmfitabilRy Of|h~li r L:OW
heeds. One of those mol.~ is pregnancy
checking.- The time It', peffom] this it
quickly ap['~aehing fla- .~mt or al-
ready happened for c~h~rs. Pregnancy
checking early on has many benefits.
This time ot year. pasture quality
h~ts already or is beginning In de~erio-
ra~e. This forces mine pr~lueers It]
provide supplementation which ,:an
becxmm c~stly. SOIt~ prt~.lucers nl.:iy
also l'g" considering t1.r planning fi~r
early weaning [ocon|~l this. By preg-
nancy che~ing early, cows that have
g,d.r~ Ol~ ~lt~L"d can be culled out oi'lhe
herd reducing grazing pressure on p~s-
tu~s. "[ttis al~o p ovides Ina~eting
zu:Ival=tage,s. Selling ram-pregnant LXW,'S
nOW when tivey weigh m~we and prices
am ~-amnaITy higher Ixovidc,~ the op-
i'l~.lunity for i,x~.h.we rs I,Cal"A.ure nx)re
v;nlu I'fom [h ~e ~x~w,~ than leas'ing, the
~,'al v e.~ onlhe cX.lw s and wailing tO preg-
nu ncy lc st at w,dll iona| weaning ti me,-,
P~gnancy ch~:king i-~ al~ a per-
feet lime lo evaluate the cows. Make a
c heckli-st I~or tltat ~.s ill allo~ you In tk~
a cmnplete as,~mcnt dud ng this time.
"[-he [.oHov, ing is a checklist compiled
by l'omv2r eMeilsitm x eterinarian. [.u'n'y
HoHi,L
pmhlcnl a|~,i|||al', l]|dl -,tloohl m~t be
kept ~ eJi IT I'ltlitlil~ h'~ h" lnegrl:l|lt'.! To
II;ilk,t" ,iL;flilii illn bPld iR~prllv,'q'~l~nr
'~o=.i n 'ed ll~ ~=.q r~d i~.l I~'bt. i',~'n|~,ln pgil-
dl0k'tIt3, II=. ' L|ur nkt'ld C,l* ',h ,~eilr
I ~'~li~e co~ ;nlx~,|x ~ cairo I:qc iii
I hc c,nl ~. ing ,~ a~ m .' ReilK~tH~R 'r. i~ cO,~l ~
,iu~l ;.i"I TIIIU.C'r| h~ ~ iale-cal~ in~ Co~
[t|nmgh Hie w inter a', -'al curl ',-cak ills
cow.but tl~ late-cat~, i,tg cow g it| rarely
- Are any coy, s old enough that you
need to hx~k clo.~ly at their t~eth while
ynn have Ibem in Ihe chute?
- Examine the t.'ows physically ~I
fore pulling tl'~m thmuglt the chute.
Are there cows that have udder prob-
lems. eye pmblelllS, lameness.or arc in
Dxw b.xty condition t hal may interfere
with their ability to winler well u~
calve e~ily next spring? If.'~, 11~' e is
no rea~m ro run lheln through the
chute unless you want IO- try to sell
them as u hred c~w (assuming Ihcy ~re
I'ound to he pr~gnunl )
When pregnancy checking, ask
your vetefin,lrian to age the pregnan-
cie-~. If there are cows that v,i$t calve
later, you may want tosell them a,'~ bred
co~s. By selling off the lane calvers.
yOU can lighten up yclnr Calving and
subsequent breeding ~asons. This
should ai~ it, crease the average cult"
,~le weight for all cows that you carry
Ihrk place on ~pl. 5, Ig67.
Texas. Oklahonla all Kansas have
gotten Ingather to plan a series ofcei-
ebrarions of the tft~h anniversary.
Abilene wilt kick offthe fun with a big
slmw oa Labor Day weekend in 2016.
culndaatiag in a~ even bigger show a
year later, Western performer Red
Steagall will headline the 2016 show
along wilh Kansas cowboy m0sicians
and poctx. Fall dir~losure: those wilL
inc|ude me. The celebratitm will in-
clude a parade, reenactors, vendors.
car .'Qow, fireworks and much more,
Kansas cow[x,y hisk+rian Jim Gray
h~s been pan of{his planning. He was
at a meeting i, 'rex~,~ ia Feh'uary,
when 1he untikely idea surfaced of an
acLuaL r~v tem day cattle drive up the
Chisholnl 1'rail. Jim had been pan of a
smaller version nfa ca|de dri,~e for the
Kan~s~squicentennial, and he ~id il
would be ra>ssible. His friend. Fontella
Knowlton. said. "'l. r s L~ ilr"
Plans nc~w call ford,lying up [o4(X)
Texas Longhorns from Sun Antonio.
Texas Io Ahilene Ih~,ln April I Io July
1,2017, .tim an~ Fontellu arc planning
the mute asclo ~e Io Iheo iginal trail as
lX~s~ih|e. They're orgaaizir, g camp-
grounds and logistical xuplxm.
People can apply 1=.=- panicipate in
the c.'tu k' drive I'nr a fec. Panic,pants
nlu-",L Ilm~ ide their ow I1 I~rse and wear
aunhentic-lt~,kin~ ch~zhing. Jim "and
Fomcllu wilt be ~rail t~es, Six to
eight drovers v i~l go the enlir tdp
along with I'~o .'huck wagtms, ghile
panicii,~|nts can s~gl'~ Up for weekly
s~gn~llS. A big celehralkm will be
held in Abilcne around ti~ Fourth ~)I
July tn. n'm~ the end of tlg' ea~lle drive.
J:or n~re int'orn};ition a~R~Ul %l~'se
evcnls, go Lo WWWrr~hisll=.~,llntn.conl,
The C'hisholn~ 'Frail evokes history.
adventun: and tun. all of which tun
l'u~nd ,~1 Abilene's c le~alion of this
historic landmark. C~wh~ys and C;i[t le
witl once ugai~s be roaming ucroxs the
plains of Kan~s.
Ran WiLwm i,=. dir~ctor .f dw lhnk
Bm'd N.timud ln.srit.re.for Rum/De-
~'Jopme.r vt K(~|att, S|(~I=.' UniYer.sity
Pro]net will help
veterans tranalUon
into careers in ag.
By Ram Wilson
The chairman of Ihe U~S. Senate
Subcommilt, e on Ag~cultu ral Appro-
priations is calling the h~aring to order
in Washinglon. D.C, This commille
is Learning ah~uu an innovative project
which will help ve~eran~ and wounded
warrinrs transition into healing caners
in agricullure. A proposed location fi~r
this national nmdet fac'iliz~ is in rural
Gary LaGtange is president of ,%t-
diet Agricullural Vocanmnal Edtvca-
lion or SAVE for sh,vl. A a retired
garden mmmander at Ftm Riley.Gary
knows first-hand aNmt nhe needs of
.soldiers and vemrans.
Gary grew up on a farm in [o~a. He
joined the A~qlay, served in Vie~ Nam
and worked his way ,p through the
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ranks. After muRIp|e mum overseas.
his final post before retiring wasa~ Fort
R/]ey. He found that he enjoyed, bee-
keeping as a hobby, and he ol~scp.'~
tha~. soldiers who belled him see-led
to benefit E-am the ~perience.
Gaxy's daoghter, Shaft, is a clinical
psychologist specializing in post Ixau-
matic stress disorder and brain injuri~
of wo0nded warriors. [n 2012, she rec~
ommended ~ a ta'ai.ning farm for
veterans and transitioning so]dieTs
would be of great valne to them. Gary
slated It) explo~ [he idea, i.ncl'ading
therapy aad clinical suppo~
Meanwhile, occu.pa6ona[ therapists
at Fort Riley's WaniotTransitios Bat-
talion aske~ Gary ~o dev 10p ~
keeping training program for soldiers,
which he did. He then organized edu-
cational tours lO farms and farm sup-
port org~adoas near the fort "The
re~ulcs were extraordinarily positive,'"
Gary said.
Gary mei ex~nsively with Kansas
State Universi~ fac ulty and n[hers. He
found strong support for this idea from
[he Coih:ge of AgricuRme. and espe-
c ia|iy from the Depot of Biologb
ca1 and Agricultural Engineering's
AgrAhili~y ffrog ram for farmers with a
disability. The College of Architecture
volur~g-~red to do a class project of
developing designs for the lrainmg
farm, using 155 acres of land owned
and farmed by retired K-State profes-
sor Marvin Hachmeister.
This a~'reag is contiguous to F~n
RiLey and dose to K-State. lt's located
in a peaceful setting between Manhat-
tan and the rural communily of Keats
wEich has a papulalion of perhaps I(X)
people.
As Gary thought a ~'~.ll the no.'@, of
the 800.0{Xi soldiees who witl hc
tra~gifioniag from the military tocivil-
inn life. he ]earned abx~ut the need [-or
new farmers. Forty pea.'ent of hrms
a.~ owno.I and operated by farmers
over age 6.5. and 63 per~en! of larmx
ate in their last generalion of family
ownership, In 1he next 15 years, aa
esfi ma~ed oac million new famlers will
be needed. This project can help re-
spond to both needs: 5oldiers seeking
a bealiag occupation, and farrr~ts need-
ins a new generation of suco2~sors.
In December 2015, Soldier Agri-
cuhura] Vocational Education was at.
ficially formed as a ntva-profit organi-
zaLion in Kansas A hoard of direclors
was created with diverse membership.
chaired by former general Mike
Dodson. Full disclosure: [ serve onthis
board also.
Current plans for the SAVE farm
iacloflelraining~ crops suchaswheaL
corn. mybeans, grain sorghum.alfalfa,
produce and an on:hard, plus cattle,
sheep, goats, swine, horses and paul-
try. The complex of buildings on 11~
farm would in lwJe a clinic, c~peL
residences for I(Ya sludents and fam-
ily. greenhouse, commercial kitchen.
fllopz. Byconn cting with K-Stale.
this mc, del contd be replicated at land-
grant nni,~ersRies across Ih~ nalion.
.c~VE wax ~k" ted by the federal
adminislrat|on as one of the top ideas
w~th Ix~ten~|a~ to help produce hegin-
nulg fa~ng'rs. Ga~ was dXlfen la
pre-'~nl Ihe idea al the While Hm~e in
February. 2016.
.~'IL Jerry Moran has been supporl-
lye of this idea and invited Gary to
ic.xti[v I'gqhre his suFa 'omnlit~oe A~,
one I"~um organization put it "The ere-
alton of the 5AVE Farm would he a
win-w)ll situation fur h)lh agriculture
and the milila.r~ " AItother letter said:
"'When ag~icu I~al training is c~pted
wilh a therapy center, as pral'X~xl by
the SAVE Project s~h. an approach
can lileTaliy save lives.'"
Rml Wilsm~ i.~ director of inn Hzn'~
Boyd Nolio I ln.s.rltUte #~' ~erezl ~')c-
'~'e]Zo~,eJ'['/[t tll KOO,s~X ~lcJf{" {.tni~- 'r.w ft.
Payem
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* Pasture tree ch'arinx
Post hole drilling
,Cetera/dirt or lot work
+ Sncno rt'mava!
Rodney Payt 785646-5/41
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NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
The governing body of JEWELL will meal on August 15, 2016 at 7:30 a-m. a~ the Jewell City J Iall for the
purpose of hearing and answering ~biections of taxpayers rek~ting to the proposed use of all funds and ~he
amount of ~d valorcm tax.
I)etailed budgel information is available at the~'eweH City Hall and will be available at this hearing
BUDGET SUMMARY
Proposal Budget 2017 l-xpenditu res a~,d Amount of 2016 Ad Vatotem Tax establish the maximum limits of
Ihe2017 budgel, I:.st Tax Role is subjc~ to change dependmg on the finaI asSes.sad valuation.
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Pra~'Y~r.~cluait~rZ015 Curn.~tY~arL,~imale]ur~6 Proposc~ Budge~ 2017
I' iO YZ.'a Aduai Currant Year Acl=.lal Am.~mnl ol E.q-
Actual Tax -l-l-l-l~limate of Tax 2'(}16 Ad Tax
["~x~ 'ndiLu~ Rate' ExpendJhm.~ Rob=." ~xp~ndittlrL~ Valorem ia~ Rot=:"
198e551 53.e77 232r47"/
12,080 6,341 12,980
12,500 ]3,466
20,000 25,624
I20,000 i24,792
16,1X)0 ~Z627
27a}(]~ 31,087
16 5(]0 17.080
Gem:ral Fund 172r~45 38.814 811086 52.897
12,980 6.659 9,996 (~. 521
,o2 ~ ~wfit 19.935 13.780
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101'AL-q
Less Tra.nsb'rs
Nel b~pelgfit urns
T~dal Tax Levied
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January 1
C.O. Bonds
Reven~e [~mds
Olher
J .ea~,' pu reba.-~, Principal
fatal
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12,515
95~57
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