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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1964
Page
4
Mr and Mrs W J Schreiner of Chadwick were visitors Monday with Mrs N D French, sharing a social call and greetings at a local residence.
The article outlines Carroll County fish resources along the Mississippi River with Spring Lake belonging to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and several backwater lakes. It lists principal species across water bodies, notes a private trout rearing venture north of Mt. Carroll, and cites commercial fishermen harvesting 300,000 to 400,000 pounds of fish annually. It also covers management by the Illinois Department of Conservation and fish population efforts at Spring Lake, plus pond management guidance and a personal note about Mr and Mrs Roy Heitman hosting relatives.
Forty midwestern fertilizer executives rode the inaugural NPK Line from Chicago to Albany Illinois on January 28. The return trip marked the line’s farewell, as the eight car special train toured the Nitrin Inc plant near Cordova. The event, arranged with International Minerals & Chemical of Skokie, showcased one of the world’s most modern nitrogen fertilizer operations before dispersing.
James Alfred Zemke 48, Chadwick area farmer, died about 1 am Monday at Sterling Community hospital after a short illness. Funeral services scheduled for 2 pm Thursday at Hone F United Methodist Church Chadwick with Pastor Ken seth RP Cohee officiating. Burial will be in Chadwick Cemetery. Born July 28, 1915 to Fred and Lottie Rose Brook Zemke on a farm south of Chadwick, he attended Chadwick schools and was a member of Fair Haven U B church. Surviving are his parents.
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