Zeitungsreise: Living History

Chronicle

1828

Overview
The year 1828 in Merano and its surroundings was characterized by regional administration, local welfare initiatives, and agricultural matters. While legal and bankruptcy affairs alongside historical studies on the Passeier shield farms defined local history and administration, the course of the year also reflected a mixed harvest, charitable events such as the imperial name day celebration for the deaf-mute institute, and practical advice on tree cultivation.

Months

Articles

Der Bote für Tirol1819–18294 tags

Historical Notes on Duke Frederick IV and the Vorherr Family

The report examines historical traditions and records concerning the flight of Duke Frederick IV with the Empty Pockets through the Schnals and Ötz valleys in 1416. It focuses on the contributions of the Vorherr (Forcher) peasant family as well as relics and evidence preserved at the Fineil mountain farm and around the Schnals Charterhouse.

Der Bote für Tirol1819–18294 tags

Opening of Bankruptcy Proceedings on the Estate of the Deceased Martin Kofler in Obermais

The Imperial-Royal District and Criminal Investigation Court of Meran opens bankruptcy proceedings on the estate of the late Martin Kofler from Obermais. Creditors are instructed to submit their claims to the court by 4 February 1828. A hearing for an amicable settlement and the election of a creditors' committee is set for 6 February 1828.

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