Zeitungsreise: Living History
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An official report records the predatory animals culled in Tyrol and Vorarlberg in 1833: 27 bears, 6 wolves, and 2 lynxes. The government disbursed 1,176 florins in convention currency in bounties for their killing. This marked a significant increase compared to the previous two years.
A brief notice on the predators culled in the province of Tyrol in 1831, including wolves, lynxes, and bears. The government disbursed 365 florins in bounty rewards for their culling.
Statistical overview of population growth, births, deaths, and marriages across the seven circles of Tyrol and Vorarlberg for the year 1825 compared to 1821.
The article summarizes the results of the population and livestock census in the seven circles of Tyrol and Vorarlberg for the military year 1820. The total population reached 737,562 souls, representing an increase of 5,480 over the previous year. A significant growth in livestock, particularly horses, oxen, and cows, is also documented.
A statistical overview for the year 1819 records a total population of 733,083 inhabitants for Tyrol and Vorarlberg, alongside their distribution across individual districts. Despite unfavorable circumstances, the population increased slightly over eleven years, with a notable female majority. Additionally, it is announced that weather observations from Trento will be published regularly starting with the next issue.
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