Last Will and Test of Franklin Rogers Read Aloud
In a Mannington office, attorney Barrows reads the will of the recently deceased Franklin Rogers. Barton Rogers objects as Bart and Egbert Franniston listen to provisions granting Barton land and oil rights while canceling debts owed to Franniston. The dramatic reading exposes hidden gambles and distrust among the trio.
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Leon Barrows
Will and oil rights feud rocks Mannington trail
Bart Rogers learns from Barrows that his father Franklin Rogers signed away oil and mineral rights to Bull Frankiston in a risky bargain. Bart races to uncover the will and confront Frankiston while meeting veteran Bud Tarko and pondering a dealer’s crooked plot as the town swirls with secrecy and danger.
Burts Quest in Father's Bank Safety Box
Burt visits his late father's bank safety-deposit box aided by a cautious clerk who recognizes him as Rogers. Inside, they uncover papers including a deed to 160 acres and an insurance policy marked as lapsed, hinting at hidden details about the family land and its fate.
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Young Rogers
Oil rights and a marshall in a tense town tale
Bart Rogers faces pressure as oil prospects loom near his land. Leon Barrows reveals an unknown benefactor holds notes instead of mortgage. Tom Jordan wins the mayoral race and offers Bart the marshal post while Anita’s fate is steered by Bull Franniston, whose control has dark implications. Old Jim urges caution and marriage to shield Anita.
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Bud Tarko
Buddy
Franniston
Rogers
Frankiston
Tereen
Bart Rogers
Leon Barrows
Barrows
Tom Jordan
Jordan
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Otis
Old Jim
Jim
Clean Town Ambitions Stir in Westport Gambling Era
Bart Rogers confronts Jim and Bull Frankston over Anita’s fate amid gambling dens and dance halls. He seeks Tom Jordan’s help for a clean town, sensing a clash between reformers and a thriving frontier scene. Jordan’s optimism contrasts with Bart's resolve to oppose the corrupting influence.
Cleaning Up This Town Offer Accepted
Bart Rogers performs a lighthearted oath while evaluating a plan to revive a town. A week remains until the incoming officeholder is sworn in and ready to proceed with the cleanup effort, signaling a hopeful start to reform.
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Bart Rogers
Health by Andrew F Currier on shingles and care
Dr Currier explains herpes zoster as a painful acute inflammatory disease following a nerve. It presents with a blistered eruption on one side, fever, and varying pain, often lasting weeks. treatment emphasizes bed rest, gentle dressing, simple diet, and avoiding self treatment while seeking medical advice to limit scarring.
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