Chronicle

April 1852

Overview

In April 1852, authorities prohibited the traditional livestock market in Lana due to an outbreak of bovine pleuropneumonia. Concurrently, a letter to the editor praised the private initiative of landowner Pitsch von Ansitz Winkel for developing the footpath between Obermais and Meran.

Articles

17 April 1852Bozner Zeitung1850s4 tags

Improvement of the Footpath Between Obermais and Meran by Private Initiative

A reader's letter commends estate owner Pitsch of Winkel for upgrading the previously stony and wet footpath from Obermais to Meran via the upper bridge. Despite the collection of a visitor's tax, public improvements for spa guests in Obermais had been lacking, making this private initiative to build a path and scenic resting area worthy of special recognition.

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10 April 1852Pustertaler Bote1850s3 tags

Cancellation of the Cattle Market in Lana Due to Bovine Pleuropneumonia

Due to an outbreak of contagious bovine pleuropneumonia in Lana, the holding of the traditional cattle market on Easter Tuesday was prohibited.

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