Advertising Prospects and New Publications Highlight 1864
The Avaoka Comitarian markets advertising reach in Dearborn county while Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks debut broad literary offerings. Ticknor Field publish Atlantic Monthly at four dollars yearly with refined typography. Our Young Folks ships for two dollars annually, with Harriet Beecher Stowe and Mayne Reid among contributors. Combined price for both titles offered at five dollars to a single address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Monthly
The
Atlantic
America
Tickhor & Fielda
Boston
Mass
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Gail Hamilton
J. P. Trowbridge
Capt
Mayne Reid
Dio Lewis
A. P. Clark
Fifth Street
Aurora
Wymond
William Hedley
Satuetine Soreanes
Crestr Creek Township
County of Dearborn
Indiana
Dearborn
Ats
Robert E. Worley
Losses in Confederate Scout Report From E Company
The 1864 correspondence notes the capture of Captain James Stevenson, Lieut. William H. Jordan, Sergeant George W. Werte, and privates John Bolley Robert M. Clark and George Wilson during a scout near Houma and Bayou. It details an expedition to destroy rebel contraband boats, with several men captured en route to Tyler Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripapeaux
Louisiana
Eprrom Cosmmacran
James Stevenson
William H. Jordan
George W. B. Werte
John Bolley
Robert M. Clark
George Wilson
Houma
New Orleans & Opelousas
Bayou
John Simmons
Franklin
Tyler
Texas
Co. EB
Christian Gabler
George Defenbaugh
Mansfeld
James A. Parsons
James M. Ruble
William Tibby
Philip Weller
Jeremiah Weller
Father Abraham
Co. E
J. W. Warrtox
Aurora City School Controversy Over Superintendent Freeman
A former Aurora School Board member attacks Superintendent Freeman for sectarian actions and harsh discipline rules. He cites public dissatisfaction, frequent suspensions among one hundred pupils, and claims rules harm learning, urging kinder punishment and policy reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enaoty
Aurora
City of
Freeman
Brother Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Duffer
Arliadl
Aurora’ Commercial
Public School Debate on Discipline and Rules
A local dispute over school governance and discipline unfolds as critics challenge the rules enforcing conduct. The exchange questions the fairness of punishments, notes misstatements, and urges reforms to better aid students from challenging homes.
School Discipline Rules and Parent Letter Dispute
A correspondence exposes disputes over school discipline at Aurora Schools. A parent cites suspensions for whispering and asking about lessons, challenging Superintendent Freeman and teacher Stratton. The letter accuses misrepresentation and calls for accountability, with a promised conclusion next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisey
Wiliam
Ay W. Freeway
Freeman
Aurora
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Commercial
Avaoka Comitrcian
Dearborn County
OUR Army Correspondence
Board of
School Prostess
Sacle
Main Street
W. P. Squibb & Co
Henry Wilkie
Sparts
Dearborn Co
Ind
A. O. Gould
Cochran
Jvor
B. Shipper
Dillsborough
Enquirers
F. Sibley
F.sibey
Lad
Masonic Hall
Judiciary Street
JW. Weaver
Mary ‘Pell’ Exchange
Wba al
Col. J. 4
Flatter
A. Tuthill
Tuthill
Second Street
J.P. Chew
Adams Express
Lawrenceburgh
Washington City
Frefer
Lawrence Burs
J. P. Chew
Chimdet
Lawrenecehare
Tid
IAA Chimery
Chandle Naylor
Indianapolis
W. J. Edwards
W. S. Edwards
Ripley
Ohio
Boone
TEDM
G. Wart
Public
Ulrey
Market Street
M. “Kem EM Pr. F
Pilot Bread
Judiciary
Third Streets
Jedéra
Chambers, Stevens¢ CO
Ietcox
Willcox & Gibbs
Jim
Willcox - Gibbs
Willcox & Gibbs’ Sewing Machine
Willcox
Gibbs
American Institute
Ferris
Wiswell’s
West 4Th St
Cincinnati
Otice
Abby BE
Clark
Suidna
Solvine
Francis Wymond
SE Chudckery
John Me ‘Connell
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