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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1950
Page
12
The Water Department invites sealed bids for the construction of a 6 inch sewer wind force main in Concord. Bids are due Thursday as announced in this week’s Enterprise. U.S. savings bonds not relevant to the bidding details.
Notice lists bid conditions for a town project in Massachusetts with plans and specs available in Boston. Bids require a 10000 dollar bid bond or cashier’s check, wage rates per state schedule, workers’ compensation coverage, and insurance. bids opened publicly with right to reject any or all bids.
A Massachusetts legislative inquiry examines equitable subsurface water allocation to protect public systems while balancing industrial and agricultural needs. The study covers deep wells in towns like Sudbury and Wellesley and references New Jersey style controls as a model. findings due before the 1951 Legislature.
The article explains tuberculosis treatment relies on early discovery and prompt medical care with complete rest under supervision, ideally in a hospital. It stresses mental calm, avoidance of worry, and strong patient cooperation with doctors, nurses, and social workers to aid recovery.
The Town of Concord Massachusetts invites bids to erect and complete the Elementary School Building at Laurel and Stowe Streets. Plans are available August 17 1950 with bids due September 7 1950 at 4 00 P M. A $10000 bid deposit is required and payroll wage rates follow state minimums. The town reserves rights to reject bids and plans must be returned in good condition.
A scrambled OCR fragment lists local topics in Middlesex County including town clerks, fairs, bus lines, and preparatory notes for upcoming elections. It mentions Keith Martin and Edward Cleary Jr as active figures, with references to Bedford Maynard Lexington Concord and Haverhill.
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