Notice to Bidders for Maynard Lateral Sewers Contract
Sealed bids for constructing lateral sewers in Maynard Massachusetts are due by 7 30 p m on September 23 1954 at the Board of Public Works Town Hall Bidding information is available from Diva Hintsa Associates Engineers Newton Center and the Superintendent of Public Works A $10 plan deposit is refundable upon bid receipt and return of documents a $200 bid bond is required with each proposal Bidders must follow minimum wage rules and bids may be rejected or accepted in the town's best interest by the Board of Public Works Albert Raitanen Superintendent September 9 16
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Board of Public Works
Town Hall
Maynard
Massachusetts
Diva
Hintsa ‘Associates
Pelham Street
Newton Center
Mass
Superintendent of Public Works
Albert Raitanen
Richard D. Lindstrom
Eleige Lindstrom
Newton
Middlesex County
Provident Institution For Saving
Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boson
Suffolk County
Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds
Acton
Albert R. Jenks
Horace F. Tuttle
Middlesex South District
James ‘Ross
Annie Laura Ross
Probate Court Sets Sale Bid for Szostak Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notices a petition seeking license to sell real estate of Ignacy Szostak of Maynard. Interested parties may object by filing a written appearance in Cambridge before 10 a.m. September 28, 1954, with John C. Leggat as First Judge and John J. Butler as Register. Sept. 9 16 23.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Ignacy Szostak
Maynard
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
John J. Butler
Stow bylaw amendment approved to allow public safety signs
A special Town Meeting in Stow Massachusetts on June 21 1954 amended Article 6 of the by laws to add Section 17 authorizing the town to erect any and all signs to protect public safety. The amendment was unanimously voted and attested by Town Clerk Francis W Warren. Attorney General George Fingold approved the amendment in September 1954.
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Stow
Mass
Winthrop Addy
Francis W. Warren
Boston
George Fingold
Stow zoning by law amendments voted by town meeting
The Town of Stow held a meeting on June 21, 1954 to amend zoning by laws. Provisions include minimum lot sizes of 40 000 square feet and 150 feet street frontage and limits on multiple dwellings per lot with access provisions. Trailer dwellings banned. The town voted to consolidate districts and adopt the amendments.
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Stow
Mass
Lews
Planning Board
Town of
Unclear OCR fragment hints at fashion scores and addresses
Fragmentary text mentions fashion scores and multi color transfers. Mentions New York addresses and box numbers. Content is garbled with no clear event or entities.
Smith the Winner Voters can choose Smith for sheriff
Spokane voters face a crowded sheriff race with three candidates named Smith Ralph M. Smith runs as Republican incumbent while another Ralph M. Smith and George J. Smith run as Democrats. The piece also notes U S Education data on compulsory schooling ages across states.
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Spokane
Wash
Smith
The Sunflower and Its Sunward Story
The sun flower named from helios for sun is said to face the sun from east to west each day. It gained prominence during Alfred Landon's presidential campaign, as he hailed from Kansas the Sunflower State. It serves decorative and cattle feed purposes.
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Alfred Landon
Sun Flower State
Kansas
Ostriches Do Not Bury Their Heads
A fragmented passage argues against the notion that ostriches bury their heads to hide from predators. It cites naturalists like Carl Ackley and Theodore Roosevelt and mentions Africa, ostriches, and their defensive behavior.
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Carl Ackley
Theodore Roosevelt
Patel
Afrita
North Carolina Sees Rare Earthquakes Since 1776
Seventy earthquakes have been felt in North Carolina since 1776 with only three considered impermanent and none causing major damage. The largest modern quake struck near Asheville on February 22, 1916, felt across about 200000 square miles. The latest event was January 1, 1954, felt in western North Carolina and detected by local seismology stations as originating in the Tennessee mountains.
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N. C. Chapel Hil
North Carolina
North’ Carolina
Gerard R. McCarthy
University of North Carolina
Appalachians
Ashville
Tennessee
Utica Food Guide Shows Rise In Week’s Grocery Bill
A Utica reporter assesses a 1931 Family Food Guide costing 75 cents to feed five for a week and finds current prices total 24.33 dollars. The comparison highlights substantial inflation in a single generation.
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Utica, N
Utica
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Fragment
Puzzle fragment shows scattered across and down clues with garbled text and misread letters. Several entries unreadable but hints include weapons, garments, and numbers. The page appears to be a damaged crossword section with partial clues and misaligned grid.
Colorful fruit salad dressing and greens guide
A fragmented family note offers a recipe concept for a fruit salad with cream cheese and orange marmalade. It suggests pitting dates with Gates and Gil ing, mixing with marmalade and cream cheese, adding fruit slices, and creating a colorful greens salad with a light dressing.
Editors to Spare Bolivar Family of Writers
The George Shearon family in Bolivar Tennessee dominates campus editing with Helen 20 editing the Tiger and Ray Memphis State College publication while Forrest 19 will edit Union University’s yearbook next year.
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Bolivar, Tenn
George Shearon
Helen Shearon
Tiger ‘Ray
Memphis State College
Brother Forrest
Union University
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