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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1958

Page

8

Hudson Bay Explorers Plan North Trips from Winnipeg

Two summer tours from Winnipeg to Churchill aboard the Hudson Bay Explorers special trains will depart August 8 and 15. The 610 mile route via The Pas passes mining towns like Dauphin Flin Flon and Cranberry Portage, with receptions picnics dances and church services en route. Churchill's sea port and far north sights include grain ships Eskimo and Indian visitors missions and Prince of Wales Fort ruins. Travelers are urged to wear comfortable shoes rubbers and a raincoat for the weeklong expedition aboard a home on wheels.

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Trails of Yesterday and the North Platte Cattle King

John Bratt, born in England and moved to America in 1864, became a leading Nebraska rancher centered near the Platte River. He built the Bratt Company, helped form Frontier County, and wore many hats as rancher, landholder, civic leader, and two term mayor of North Platte until his death in 1918.

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Sense Of Adventure And Lots Of Money In Buenos Aires

Mrs. Cynthia Cyr Summerlin describes the challenges for a family moving to Buenos Aires. She notes housing costs are exorbitant, with the nicest homes in the suburbs, and city rents remain high. The article discusses adapting to language, schooling, and daily life as a woman balancing household needs and a transferred office role.

Buenos Aires Cynthia Cyr Summerlin Rome B.A

Social Life And Schooling In Buenos Aires Suburbs

A 1958 Sidney Telegraph column surveys life in Buenos Aires suburbs noting school language mix, commuting times, and plentiful food. It describes cocktails as business social glue, frequent bridge clubs, black tie dinners, and the role of cooks in households.

Argentia States Buenos Aires

Father Should Be Boss In Own House

Up News features Writer Vivian Brown reports actress Rosemary DeCamp mother of four girls saying the father should direct the household. She argues mothers should not take over complete supervision and warns against turning girls into pinafore types without brothers to teach them about toads and spiders.

Vivian Brown UP News Dad Rosemary DeCamp Miss DeCamp John Shidler Los Angeles Margaret Martha Valerie Anita Louise Pacific Ocean Bob Cummings

Argentine Family Says They Love Buenos Aires Yet Plans U.S. Move

The narrator, a foreign-born parent in Argentina, describes mixed local attitudes toward foreigners, noting polite but wary social entanglements. They emphasize their children born in Japan and Cuba speak both languages, feel normal, and express a desire to settle in the United States while cherishing Buenos Aires.

Japan Cuba United States Buenos Aires

Parenting Tips From Miss De Camp Publicized

A feature quotes Miss De Camp on raising confident daughters. She highlights balance between firmness and warmth, encouraging listening, daily shared meals, and occasional parental time alone. She cautions against overprotective rules and urges mothers to be friends with their girls while staying guiding.

Lisco Youth Receives Medical Degree at Nebraska

Lisco resident Bob Barnwell, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Barnwell, earned an MD from the University of Nebraska College of Medicine. The degree capped years of study after pre med work in Lincoln and admission to medical school.

Lisco University of Nebraska College of Medicine Bob Barnwell Glenn Barnwell University of Nebraska Lincoln College of Medicine

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