Entreaty for Education Promotes Free Schools
A lengthy speech reflects on the value of popular education and free schools in the United States. It cites Indiana and New England as models, contrasts northern and southern states, and argues for compulsory education and government support to reduce crime and support national prosperity. A. L. Lamport signs the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Rome
Germany
Luther
Prussia
Saxony
Scotland
England
United Kingdom
Atlantic
New England
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Virginia
West
Friends of Education
Indiana
Northwestern
United States
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Europe
Suaded
Land Rush Promises 1 200 000 Acres In Missouri
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company offers 1 200 000 acres of land in central and southwest Missouri at 3 to 12 dollars per acre with seven years time and free transportation from St Louis to buyers. Climate soil timber minerals schools churches and law abiding society invite emigrants to this land of fruits and flowers. For details contact A Tuck land commissioner St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney
Missouri
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
St. Louis
A. Tuck
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High School Entertainment
Clara Simonton
Lamport
Franklin
Booth
Cushman
Public Schools
N. Freedman
Ladies’ Bazaar
Main Street
H.C. Wright & Co
Harrison & 6Th Star
Elkhart
P. O. Bow
Ic. North
Main ST