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'''Taxi companies'''
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The Berkeley Taxi Service at 2 1/2 Broadway in Saranac Lake was owned by William Furlong Jr., night-and-day taxi service and ambulance service. Other Saranac lake taxi companies included Underhill’s at 80 Broadway, advertising that every passenger was insured, with private chauffeurs furnished. Brundage Taxi Service was at 55 Main Street; Eight0-Eight Taxi was located at 70½ Broadway; Jim’s Tax, 11 Park Avenue; Riordan Taxi Service at 22 1/2 Broadway; Sporck’s Taxi at 23 lake Flower Avenue and Ken Hough had Three-Three-0 Taxi on Broadway, “bonded for Canada.”
The Berkeley Taxi Service at 2 1/2 Broadway in Saranac Lake was owned by William Furlong Jr., night-and-day taxi service and ambulance service. Other Saranac lake taxi companies included Underhill’s at 80 Broadway, advertising that every passenger was insured, with private chauffeurs furnished. [[Brundage Taxi Service]] was at 55 Main Street; Eight0-Eight Taxi was located at 70½ Broadway; Jim’s Tax, [[11 Park Avenue]]; [[Riordan Taxi Company|Riordan Taxi Service]] at 22 1/2 Broadway; Sporck’s Taxi at 23 lake Flower Avenue and Ken Hough had Three-Three-0 Taxi on Broadway, “bonded for Canada.”

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Adirondack Daily Enterprise, January 16, 2010

You Know What ...?

By Howard Riley

Taxi companies

The Berkeley Taxi Service at 2 1/2 Broadway in Saranac Lake was owned by William Furlong Jr., night-and-day taxi service and ambulance service. Other Saranac lake taxi companies included Underhill’s at 80 Broadway, advertising that every passenger was insured, with private chauffeurs furnished. Brundage Taxi Service was at 55 Main Street; Eight0-Eight Taxi was located at 70½ Broadway; Jim’s Tax, 11 Park Avenue; Riordan Taxi Service at 22 1/2 Broadway; Sporck’s Taxi at 23 lake Flower Avenue and Ken Hough had Three-Three-0 Taxi on Broadway, “bonded for Canada.”