28 Nov 1908
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Times
Location
Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
1
A wanderer recalls a long-buried will and a faded family feud as he returns to an old manor. He discovers the will naming him heir and a daughter’s memory binds his vengeance to a chance for atonement before leaving to confront his past.
Hugh and Jessica's reunion unfolds on a Smoky Mountain hillside as the prodigal statue, carved by Jessica, confirms his return. Amid revelations of loyalty, love, and a buried will, the couple vow to start anew together, while observers piece together the mountain’s secret about the prodigal’s fate.
In a rural town on a mountain road dusk falls as Jessica nears the evening crowd and a street preacher. Harry, torn by conflicting feelings, stands near the courthouse steps while Attle Halloran's visitor plans supper as the town reels toward a dramatic confession hinted by a past crime.
Mana for Frigley has three one night bookings next week including The Grand and Tempest and Rub Shine. Mary Exnerson booked December 3 with Tempest and Rub Shine on the 4th, and Al G Field on the 5th. The Old Clothes Man sought two dates, Saturday accommodation failed. Agent moved to Waverly.
An insurance notice by John T. Riller emphasizes life, accident, liability, plate glass and boiler policies with special focus on farm insurance. The ad outlines coverage scope and suggests contacting the firm for policy details and protection.
Kenyon of Adams County, a leading fruit raiser in Ohio, spent Sunday in the city and plans to attend the Columbus Corn Carnival. He will be in attendance at the event in Columbus, continuing his prominent local presence.
The teachers of Sciole county express appreciation to the trustees of the Second Presbyterian church for the kindness in granting use of the church for Saturday's Institute. W. D. Gilliland, President Edith Staten, Secretary.
Members of the Portanauth Poultry with Pet Stock association showcase in Pure Drug Co windows several prizes for the Kendall's hall chicken show. Prizes, including a Barred Rock pair award by Otto Zoellner, attract astonished passersby. W. K. Moulton of Plain is noted in association remarks.
Notice declares that hunting or fishing on lands of the undersigned is prohibited without owner consent. Names listed include Henry Rockingheimer, John Gampp, Wm Sieling, Henry Knot, and others. Also notices the appointment of Alexander Coburn as executor of James M. Coburn, deceased, in Beloto County Ohio, dated November 16, 1908.
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