Zeit(ungs)reise: Living History
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In November 1820, Aloys dal Piaz was solemnly installed as the new provost in Bozen. Reports also mention a particularly bountiful grape harvest of varying quality and a series of suspected arson attacks occurring on Sundays in Lana, Terlan, and St. Peter.
A report from Bozen outlines favorable harvest prospects for wine, corn, and silk cocoons, as well as visits by foreign travelers and the researcher F. W. Sieber. From Rovereto, the arrival of Archduke Rainer, Viceroy of the Lombard-Venetian Kingdom, and his consort is reported.
A report from Bozen indicates excellent harvest prospects for field crops, fruit, and wine. Due to plentiful supplies from the previous wine harvest, wine prices are falling while grain prices remain stable. It is also reported that a thunderstorm on June 12 passed without causing damage.
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