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First published in the Ness County News, Thursday, June 25, 2020. -3t

PUBLIC NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION

AND LIST OF CANDIDATES

STATE OF KANSAS,COUNTY OF NESS, SS I, Cassie A. Foster, County Election Officer of the above named county and state having r e c e i v e d f r o m t h e Secretary of State of the State of Kansas official notice and a certified list of candidates for the various nominations to be made by each of the political parties of this state, and in accordance with the provision of the law, I hereby publish so much thereof as is applicable to this county; and I have added thereto the names and addresses of the candidates for the nomination of each political party as the same appears on file in my office.REPUBLICAN TICKET

National and State

United States Senate(Vote for one)Lance Berland, P.O. Box 161 Chapman KS 67431John L. Berman, P.O. Box 831 Richland WA 99352Derek C. Ellis, 5322 N.W. Jennings Rd Topeka KS 66618Bob Hamilton, 3597 W.222 St Bucyrus KS 66013Kris Kobach, P.O. Box 155 Lecompton KS 66050David Alan Lindstrom,1310 A WestloopManhattan KS 66502Roger Marshall, P.O. Box 1588 Great Bend KS 67530Brian Matlock, 512 N. Thompson St. Kansas City KS 66101John Miller, 4812 West 157th St.Overland Park KS 66224Steve Roberts, 9126 Riggs Lane Apt. B Overland Park KS 66212Gabriel Mark Robles1243 S.W. Western Ave., Apt. B-18 Topeka KS 66604

United States House of Representatives1st District(Vote for One)Bill Clifford, 102 Drury LaneGarden City KS 67846Tracey Mann, P.O. Box 1084 Salina KS 67402Jerry Molstad, P.O. Box 8 LaCrosse KS 67548Michael Soetaert, 700 Lowe Street #3 Alta Vista 66834

Kansas Senate 33rd District (Vote for one)Alicia (Schartz) Straub,401 S. Kennedy Ave.Ellinwood KS 67526Mary Jo Taylor, 114 N. UnionStafford KS 67578

K a n s a s H o u s e o f Representatives 117th District(Vote for one)Leonard A. Mastroni, 102 Fairway Dr.LaCrosse KS 67548

REPUBLICAN TICKETCOUNTY AND

TOWNSHIPCounty Commissioner 2nd District(Franklin, Highpoint, Johnson & South Center Precincts)(Vote for one)Randy H. Betz 10869 95 Rd Ness City KS 67560Travis Petersilie 16420 40 Rd Ness City KS 67560Sandra Y. Rupp, 4970 US Hwy 283 Ness City KS 67560

County Commissioner 3rd District( E d e n , F o r r e s t e r , N e v a d a , & O h i o Precincts)(Vote for one)Mark A Davis, P.O. Box 6 Utica KS 67584

County Attorney

PUBLIC NOTICES (Vote for one)Jacob T. Gayer, 69 W. Road 270 Healy KS 67850Timothy R. Keenan, 2200 Lakin Suite B Great Bend KS 67530Kevin B Salzman, 2309 A Fairway DriveDodge City KS 67801

County Clerk(Vote for one)Cassie Foster, P.O. Box 185 Utica KS 67584

Register of Deeds(Vote for one)Janet L. Dysinger, 26762 V Rd Ransom KS 67572Brandi Reinert, 22042 20 Rd Ness City KS 67560

County Sheriff(Vote for one)Brandon J Mitchell, 16575 230 Rd Ransom KS 67572Timothy J Turner,523 S. Kansas Ave. Ness City KS 67560

County Treasurer (Vote for one)Layne R. Wasinger, 603 S. PennNess City KS 67560

BAZINE TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer (Vote for one)None Filed

Township Trustee (Vote for one)Clarence Foos, 503 N. Main Bazine KS 67516

PrecinctCommitteeman(Vote for one)Troy Clouston, 26094 190 Rd Brownell KS 67521Darrin M. Cox, 506 S. Rice Bazine KS 67516

PrecinctCommitteewoman(Vote for one)None Filed

CENTER TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed

Township Trustee (Vote for one)None Filed

North Center Precinct Committeeman(Vote for one)Tom Frusher, Ness City

North Center Precinct Committeewoman(Vote for one)Kristol King, Ness City

South Center Precinct Committeeman(Vote for one)Allen Schuler,Ness City

South Center Precinct Committeewoman(Vote for one)None Filed

EDEN TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer (Vote for one)None Filed


Precinct Committeeman(Vote for one)None Filed

Precinct Committeewoman(Vote for one)None Filed

FORRESTER TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer (Vote for one)None Filed




FRANKLIN TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed


Precinct

Committeeman(Vote for one)None Filed

Precinct Committeewoman(Vote for one)Sandra Y. Rupp, Ness City

HIGHPOINT TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed

Township Trustee (Vote for one)Ryan D. Schaben, 33113 70 Rd Bazine KS 67516 Precinct Committeeman(Vote for one)Ryan Dean Schaben, Bazine

PrecinctCommitteewoman(Vote for one)Malee Dawn Malu, Bazine

JOHNSON TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed




NEVADA TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed


Precinct Committeeman(Vote for one)Wayne Schuckman, Ransom

PrecinctCommitteewoman(Vote for one)Cynthia Schuckman, Ransom

OHIO TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)Joann Walker, P.O. Box 117 Utica KS 67584

Township Trustee (Vote for one)Mark Bauer, P.O. Box 61 Utica KS 67584Laurie Bernbeck, 5441 270 Road Utica KS 67584

Precinct Committeeman(Vote for one)Terry Bernbeck, Utica

Precinct Committeewoman(Vote for one)Laurie Bernbeck, Utica

WARING TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed



PrecinctCommitteewoman(Vote for one)T i f f a n y M c D o n a l d , Brownell

DEMOCRATIC TICKET

National and State

United States Senate(Vote for one)Barbara Bollier, 6910 Overhill Road Mission Hills KS 66208Robert Leon Tillman, 2802 Beacon Hill Wichita KS 67220

United States House of Representatives1st District(Vote for One)Kali Barnett, 410 N. 6th St. #957 Garden City KS 67846Christy Cauble Davis,715 1st St. Cottonwood Falls, KS 66845

Kansas Senate 33rd

District (Vote for one)None Filed

Kansas House of Representatives 117th District(Vote for one)None Filed

DEMOCRATIC TICKET

COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP

County Commissioner 2nd District(Franklin, Highpoint, Johnson, & South Center Precincts) (Vote for one)None Filed

County Commissioner 3rd District( E d e n , F o r r e s t e r , N e v a d a , & O h i o Precincts)(Vote for one)None Filed

County Attorney (Vote for one)None Filed

County Clerk(Vote for one)None Filed

Register of Deeds(Vote for one)Mark Horchem, 114 N. MassachusettsRansom KS 67572

County Sheriff(Vote for one)None Filed

County Treasurer (Vote for one)None Filed

BAZINE TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed




CENTER TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed


North Center Precinct Committeeman(Vote for one)None Filed

North Center Precinct Committeewoman(Vote for one)None Filed

South Center Precinct Committeeman(Vote for one)None Filed

South Center Precinct Committeewoman(Vote for one)None Filed

EDEN TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed




FORRESTERTOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed




FRANKLIN TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed




HIGHPOINT TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed




JOHNSON TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed




NEVADA TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed




OHIO TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed

Township Trustee (Vote for one)None Filed Precinct Committeeman(Vote for one)None Filed


WARING TOWNSHIPTownship Treasurer(Vote for one)None Filed




CALL FOR ELECTIONPursuant to the foregoing, I hereby give notice that a Primary Election will be held on the 4th day of August 2020, at which time candidates from the above may be nominated by the various political parties of this state and county for the various offices and that said Primary Election will be held at the following voting place of this county. Precinct committeemen a n d p r e c i n c t committeewomen will be elected at this election. The hours of voting in all precincts of the county will be from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m.

PRECINCT POLLING PLACE

NESS COUNTY COURTHOUSE

BASEMENT202 W. Sycamore,

Ness City, KS 67560• Bazine• N. Center• S. Center• Eden • Forrester • Franklin • Highpoint

• Johnson• Nevada• Ohio• Waring

Done at my office in the City of Ness City, County of Ness, State of Kansas, this 18th day of June, 2020.

Cassie A. Foster Ness County Election

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I know there have been moments this year where it seems like time is dragging on, but don’t look now, the year is half over. Yes, there have been things that have gone down in the first half of the year that are beyond many of our control, but there are times when it seems like the days are flying by, maybe it’s just me. One thing that seems to have moved quickly through our area is wheat harvest. While there were some that started cutting around June 16, once things were dry enough for the machines to get in the field, the majority of action seemed to fly by at a fairly quick pace. Now that most of the wheat is out of the field, and we’ve had a little moisture throughout the area, many producers have adjusted their focus to weed control. Without a canopy of wheat creating shade on the weed seedlings, and the moisture, things will more than likely green up in a hurry, if not kept in check. So with the growing issue, this week I thought I would share some information from retired specialist Dallas Peterson on controlling weeds post-wheat harvest.Post-harvest weed control in wheat stubble is very important to conserve soil moisture and prevent weeds from going to seed. Wet weather during harvest, will likely require earlier and more intensive weed management efforts this year. Also, where there are bare spots due to hail damage or flooding, weeds may be growing quickly. Controlling these weeds while there is moisture and active growth, before they set seed, is a good idea. The standard treatment for many years to control weeds and volunteer wheat in wheat stubble was glyphosate plus 2,4-D LVE. If kochia was present, we may have added some dicamba. Glyphosate plus 2,4-D and/or dicamba remain a primary option for weed control in stubble, but with the development of glyphosate-resistant weeds, these options don’t work as well as they used to. Glyphosate used to be fairly foolproof, even on big weeds, but that is no longer the case. Dicamba and 2,4-D probably weren’t contributing as much to the weed control in those tank mixes as we may have thought, so now we are struggling to achieve control. Consequently, it is very important to try and apply those treatments before the weeds exceed 4 to 6 inches tall. In addition, treatment

before weeds exceed 4 inches tall may require a number of applications to manage multiple flushes of weeds, which adds significantly to the cost of control. Higher rates of 2,4-D and dicamba may improve control, but in most cas-es we probably don’t want to exceed 1 qt/acre of 2,4-D or a pint/acre of dicamba. Sharpen is another herbicide tank-mix partner that may help with control of pigweeds and provide some residual control. Sharpen works best with the addition of methylated seed oil and can provide some pretty good burndown on smaller weeds, but if the weeds are very big, it tends to burn the tops and plants eventually resume growth. Applying 2 or 3 oz/acre of Sharpen instead of 1 oz/acre will improve control of larger weeds and provide longer residual control. Sharpen requires complete coverage so using 15 to 20 gallons/acre spray solution is important. One herbicide alternative to glyphosate that can work to control emerged pigweed and kochia is para-quat. Paraquat is a contact herbicide, so coverage is critical. Spray volumes of 20 gallons/acre or higher are preferred, especially on larger weeds. Paraquat also needs to be applied with a nonionic surfactant or oil con-centrate to enhance surface coverage of the plant foliage. A tank mix with atrazine will enhance control and provide some residual weed control if planning to plant corn or sorghum next spring. If planting wheat this fall, a tank mix with Sharpen is an option to provide some residual control. Another herbicide that can be added to the burndown treatments for residual broadleaf weed control in wheat stubble is flumioxazin. Flumioxazin has been used as a pre-plant/pre-emergence treatment in soybeans for years, but it hasn’t been used much in wheat stubble because of the cost. However, with the reduction in flumioxazin prices, it may be worth considering as part of our stubble management treatments for residual weed control, especially the pigweeds. Residual weed control with flumioxazin will depend on rainfall for activation. If you have specific questions or need other agriculture information, feel free to contact me at [email protected] or call me at 798-3921 if you are in Ness City, or toll free at 1-877-798-3921.

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