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November 1843

Overview

In November 1843, the imperial and royal provincial government publicly tendered the relocation of the post road between Merano and Tel in two construction phases, with estimated costs exceeding 82,000 florins. At the same time, at the beginning of the school year, the Sisters of Charity commenced their work in girls' education and nursing in Glurns.

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27 November 1843Der Bote für Tirol1840s5 tags

Establishment of the Sisters of Charity in Glurns

At the start of the school year, the Sisters of Charity commenced female education and nursing in Glurns. The institute's founding was made possible by a bequest from the late Bishop Grasser of Verona alongside further donations. The town, weakened by several fires, hopes for continued high-ranking support in the future.

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23 November 1843Der Bote für Tirol1840s5 tags

Tender for the Relocation of the Post Road from Merano to Tel

The Imperial-Royal Provincial Gubernium announces the public tender for the rerouting of the post road between the Vintschgauer Tor in Meran and the Töll in two construction sections. Total costs are estimated at over 82,000 gulden, including a new wooden bridge near Forst. Qualified contractors are invited to submit sealed tenders by the end of December 1843.

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