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'''Frank E. Starks''' owned the [[Adirondack Bottling Works]]. | '''Frank E. Starks''' owned the [[Adirondack Bottling Works]]. | ||
----''Malone Palladium'', December 17, 1903 | ---- | ||
''Malone Palladium'', December 17, 1903 | |||
The Saranac Lake Bowling Club has been organized in that village, with a membership limited to 25. The officers are [[Allen I. Vosburgh|A. I. Vosburgh]], president, F. E. Starks, secretary, and [[William C. Leonard|W. C. Leonard]], treasurer. | The Saranac Lake Bowling Club has been organized in that village, with a membership limited to 25. The officers are [[Allen I. Vosburgh|A. I. Vosburgh]], president, F. E. Starks, secretary, and [[William C. Leonard|W. C. Leonard]], treasurer. | ||
----''Malone Farmer'', July 19, 1905 | ---- | ||
''Malone Farmer'', July 19, 1905 | |||
The Saranac Lake Trucking Company has been organized to transact a trucking business between Saranac Lake and Lake Placid and vicinity. The officers are [[John Corbett]], president; [[Michael J. Brennan|M. J. Brennan]], vice president, and F. E. Starks, secretary and treasurer. | The Saranac Lake Trucking Company has been organized to transact a trucking business between Saranac Lake and Lake Placid and vicinity. The officers are [[John Corbett]], president; [[Michael J. Brennan|M. J. Brennan]], vice president, and F. E. Starks, secretary and treasurer. | ||
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Frank E. Starks owned the Adirondack Bottling Works.
Malone Palladium, December 17, 1903
The Saranac Lake Bowling Club has been organized in that village, with a membership limited to 25. The officers are A. I. Vosburgh, president, F. E. Starks, secretary, and W. C. Leonard, treasurer.
Malone Farmer, July 19, 1905
The Saranac Lake Trucking Company has been organized to transact a trucking business between Saranac Lake and Lake Placid and vicinity. The officers are John Corbett, president; M. J. Brennan, vice president, and F. E. Starks, secretary and treasurer.