New Ulm Enterprise (New Ulm, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 19, 1959 Page: 2 of 8
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Ulm, Texas, Thursday, March 19th, 1950
NEW ULM ENTERPRISE. New
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COUNTY AGENT’S
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Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kollnianu of
Houston and Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
Krueger of Warrenton visited
with the R. H. Schmidts on March
8th. The ladies attended the mis-
cellaneous bridal shower for Miss
Jo Anu Schmid in the afternoon.
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For quite some time, the na-
tion's Independent businessmen,
voting through the National Fed-
eration of Independent Business,
have urged unions be made sub-
ject to nation’s anti trust laws.
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/ ERIN WITH LOVE ?
'I ONLY WISH I WERE
FOOL ENOUGH TO BE-
LIEVE THAT, MR5. __-
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I KNOW. VIC! I CAUSED
YOU A LOT OF BOTHER AT
' HOME BY THAT SILLY IWX-
UP OVER THE BRACELET! 1
BuT when you Took
MEDICINE, IMAGINE HOW
long it would take
TO get it down'.
4LZ. RIGHT
BABYTALK.'
STOP THIS <
ELEVATOR,
OR...
XT’S GREAT
Fun— here
Prr the
Zoo! J
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"I HAVE RUBBED THE MISSING BARBER'S
VEST AGAINST AN OLFACTORY SPONGE
ON TUE INNARDS OF T
al. In addition, there are numer-
ous paid holidays, and on some,
U the store stays open to accom-
modate the public, double, and
even triple time must be paid.
• But now the clerk's union has
dreamed up a new demand.
• • •
It Is now being sought to get
the employer to finance a fund
to pay tor psychiatric treatment
for clerks who “crack up under
the high pressure of their jobs.”
• • •
Nothing is said about owners
who might go nuts trying to keep
up with this merry-go-round.
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It seems doubtful anyone ever
contracted neuroses from stack-
ing cans of peas on a shelf.
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Thus, this demand by the uni-
on bosses would seem absurd
on the face of it if it were not
a part of a very sly strategy in
applied psychology.
* • •
If the union leaders can get
over to their members the idea
that they are being driven into
all kinds of neuroses for the en-
richment of the boss, more ill
feeling is created for the employ-
er, greater dependence on the
union is built up.
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It is doubtful that any grocery
clerk has ever considered that
he has a psychosis brought on by
weighing out the sugar, or stack-
ing up the coffee cans.
• • •
But it is a safe bet that in d'.c
time, the union will sell Mm cn
the idea that his job, and I ls
employer is driving him mils.
After that Is acconiplUhr f, who
knows what will be <h.t next ob-
jective of union It adv ship. Per-
haps the next tb»,.g will »•
seek a Mother's l)i> bona- 1 >’
every clerk who had a >«•!'<—",
on the grounds that th:- ii«n’'i;-
ers owe a debt to th- thr: •
who made it sl'iie A>i the- b
to hire iheei «- i'«rks.
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I BUT, MARSHA! WHY NOT
iGO TALK TO THE JEWELER? ERIN
' COULD HAVE BEEN TELLING THE
TRUTH!- • • MAYBE SHE DID BUY
THE BRACELET HER5ELF! >
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COLLC AGUE' A VERY SENSE
VriVE POOCH.SIR!
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^ANOTHER SENSITIZED SPONGE
PICKS UP EACH TINY AROMA WHEREVER
HE GOES. WHEN IT RECEIVES THE
SCENT THAT MATCHES THE VEST, A
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SOME NEWY
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We have 1
iug the past few weeks from peo-
ple desiring to kill elover in their
lawns. Probably the best method
is through the usj. of an ammon-
ium nitrate solution as'a spray.
1 pound of ammonium
per gallon of water. Ab-
solution to settle and
strain it into a sprayer, if it is to
be applied with a sprayer. Ap-
ply the solution broadcast at the
rate of 4 gallons per 1000 square
feet with a sprinkler can or spray-
er. The elover plants should be
Inowed 3 or 4 days before applica-
tion to permit better coverage
with the spray. The grass in the
lawn may be browned temporari-
ly but will come back greener
than before due to the fact that
ammonium nitrate is a 33 per cent
nitrogen fertilizer and will serve
as a stimulant to the grass at the
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Of course not, Mr. Victor! My only dates are with you
every Thursday . . , Why ?”
The silkworm and printing
aren’t the only things the Chinese
have introduced to the world. The
Chinese used rockets in warfare
more than 700 years ago, before
Western inventors knew how to
make gunpowder.
Cheeseburger. Casserole
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same time it is killing the clover. t
Sprayers or sprinkler cans should
be thoroughly rinsed following
use as the ammonium nitrogen so-
lution is corrosive if allowed to
remain in the metal container.
While on the subject of lawns, I
brown patch is a disease of St.
Augustine grass that gives us a
lot of trouble in this area. The
best recommendation for treat-
ment that we have is the use of
a 75 per eent wettable Terrach-
lor powder. It should be mixed
at the rate of 8 ounces in 5 gal-
lons of water and applied to cov-
er 1(XX) square feet. Following
treatment, the area should be light
ly watered to insure movement of
the Terrachlor through the grass
to the surface of the soil. Treat-
ment should be repeated in 10-14
days to obtain best control.
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THE ISI
^(S^¥ng’tON AND
''SMALL . BUSINESS”
By C. WILSON HARDER
Base:
One 7-oz. package spaghetti
One lOH-oz. van cream of
tomato soup, undiluted
Hamburgers:
1 lb. ground beef
% cup chopped onion
For base, prepare spaghetti according to package directions.
Place cooked spaghetti in bottom of greased 1H-quart casserole.
Pour half of undiluted soup over spaghetti and blend well.
Thoroughly combine ground beet, onion, oats, salt, pepper S'i 1
milk. Make 6 hamburger patties and place on top of spaghetti.
Place slice of cheese on each hamburger. Top casserole with re-
mainder of tomato soup. Bake in moderate oven (350’F.) about
30 minutes.
SALLY SNICKERS
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ALONG NECK,THEN
x coulo see iwe
BRLL GBMES FREE'.
So far. Congress has not seen
lit to do thia, r -
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I i PROBABLY SHOULDN'T SA* THIS,
I BUT ANY WIFE WHO IS »INSANELY
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This stand
by the nation's, J
small business 1
men is no t I
based on an’5
anti-labor, or
labor baiting^
attitude. Rath-fl
er, the ques-fl
tion goes muchfl ___ _____
deeper. c. wTRarder
• • •
It is possible that unless some
curb under law Is placed on la-
bor leadership that the welfare
of the Republic will be Impaired,
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There is something corrosive
about unlimited power to an in-
dividual. In olden times there
was seldom a king who did not
abuse his power. But the modern
labor leader is not only unfet-
tered in his use of power, he also
has the problem of pushing for
more and more to put on a good
show for the membership.
• * •
This abuse of so far uncon-
trolled power, plus the drive to
seek justification by getting
more and more for the member-
ship, seemingly has no end.
• • •
Perhaps one of the best con-
crete examples of this fact is
found out in California. In the
food industry, this state is rec-
ognized as the birthplace of the
super market, and thus, is also
perhaps the place of origination
of the grocery clerk's union.
• * •
Over the years tL» union has
pushed ’.yares rp :• a point
where .in: ••C4i r k not
xnaki. g il .5 ■< r w 1. w unuau-
(J) Na ioaai f'rd '. a ion t BuatSlU
If you have teen agers in your house, this Cheeseburger Casserole
will be an immediate favorite. This is a dish that takes the best
from a cheeseburger and a casserole of macaroni au gratin and
combines them to make an ail-tinie favorite for young and old alike.
While the spaghetti cooks, combine the ground beef with rolled
oats and other ingredients and shape into six patties. You’ll find
the oats keeps the hamburgers juicy, and of course, adds extra
protein to the dish. Tomato soup and slices of mild cheese also help
to make this a quick-as-wink meal.
In less time tnan it takes to say “Jack Robinson”, thia Cheese-
burger Casserole is ready for the oven. While it bakes, there is
just time enough to set the table and toss together a crisp salad
■with an oil and vinegar dressing. Keep this recipe on hand, for
even in the best run households, there is often need for just such
a meal.
CHEESEBURGER CASSEROLE
Makes 6 servings
% cup rolled oats (quick or old
fashioned, uncooked)
1 teaspoon salt
% teaspoon pepper
% cup milk
6 slices processed cheese
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