FRANK S. McADAM.  The farm of Frank S. McAdam, one of the McAdam ranches, consists of one hundred and eighty acres, ninety acres of which is rented for dairy purposes and seventy-five acres of ninety is under alfalfa.  The dairyman renter milks forty cows and raises some hogs.  Thirty acres of the remainder of the place is devoted to alfalfa, and the last acre of it will be given to that crop as soon as possible.  At this time Mr. McAdam milks eight cows and farms forty acres to grain.
     Mr. McAdams was born June 3, 1885, in Pembina county, Dakota Territory.  In 1907 he married Miss Schukenecht, of Hobart, Ind., and their son Lawrence McAdam was born Oct. 25, 1908.
     Mr. McAdam's management of his portion of the big McAdam ranch has been evidence of his capability for the handling of big business.  A man of enterprise and of public spirit who has the welfare of the community at heart, he is one of the most helpful  citizens of his part of the county.  He is at present interested with his brother William J. in the Castle Dome silver and lead mines of their father, Robert McAdam.  The mines are located in Yuma County, Arizona.
Source: HISTORY OF TULARE and KINGS COUNTIES, CALIFORNIA - Published by Historic Record Company, Los Angeles, California - 1913 - Page 325