Chronicle

October 1852

Overview

In October 1852, agricultural concerns and natural events shaped developments in the Merano region. While the grape harvest was severely impaired by persistent rain and vine diseases, leading to market speculation, the fruit harvest was exceptionally abundant despite quality concerns. Additionally, the killing of a large bear near Naturno drew attention, and the spa town recorded over 1300 guests since mid-August.

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11 October 1852Der Bote für Tirol1850s5 tags

Harvest Report from Meran: Grape and Fruit Yields and Spa Visitors

A report from Meran describes the grape harvest, hampered by continuous rain and vine disease, along with resulting price shifts and market speculation. While the fruit crop proved exceptionally plentiful despite quality concerns, the health resort logged over 1,300 visitors since mid-August.

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8 October 1852Der Bote für Tirol1850s4 tags

Bear Hunt near Naturns in the Meran District

Two peasants shot a bear weighing nearly three hundredweight near Naturns after it had attacked livestock. In addition to a government bounty, the hunters earned income from selling the animal's meat and pelt.

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