Method for protecting young fruit trees against ants
A historical note from 1828 recommends drawing a chalk ring around tree trunks to effectively protect young fruit trees from ant infestation.

Zeitungsreise: Living History
A historical note from 1828 recommends drawing a chalk ring around tree trunks to effectively protect young fruit trees from ant infestation.
On the occasion of the imperial name day, a charity theatre performance was held in Bozen alongside a solemn high mass. An amateur company from prominent local families performed Kotzebue's drama "The Deaf and Dumb", raising 255 florins for the nascent institute for the deaf and dumb.
A report from Bozen describes the state of the harvest in southern Tyrol in late summer 1828. While wine, walnuts, figs, and chestnuts show great promise, maize and cereals suffered from summer heat and hail. Concerns about general food shortages or market speculation are nevertheless dismissed.
A historical overview of the origins, noble privileges, and documentary evidence of the twelve medieval shield courts in the Passeier Valley. The article describes their transition from princely fiefs into peasant estates and examines their surviving architectural and archival records.
An overview of charitable donations raised in 1828 through New Year greeting-exemption cards for the local poor relief fund in the Bozen district. Alongside monetary amounts from Bozen, Meran, Mais, Schlanders, and Klausen, Kaltern contributed significant cash and in-kind donations.
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.
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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