The Schwartzistan Herald · Issues of 1921

1921 in figures

Casualties published by the War Ministry: 89. Acts passed by the Assembly: 97. Rulings reported: 182.

Births registered: 10,903. Deaths registered: 6,717. Population on 1 January: 460,600.

Grand Chancellor at the close of the year: Bruno Fiechdon, in office since 20 October 1919. Price of the paper: 20 pfen.

January 16 issues

1 January 1921 — Wasserdorf marks the 700th anniversary of its charter with a procession along High Street. (1 reports)
3 January 1921 — The harvest at Oberholt is reported the best in memory. Grain is 5 pfen the measure. (2 reports)
8 January 1921 — Workers at the brewery in Marschau stop work over wages. The dispute lasts 2 days. (1 reports)
10 January 1921 — Dammsee Press is founded at Dammsee by Ernst Brenn. (1 reports)
14 January 1921 — A new wing opens at the Norrwick hospital, with 80 beds. (1 reports)
15 January 1921 — Grauholt Stores lists on the Vellmar Exchange as VST. (2 reports)
17 January 1921 — The road between Vellmar and Wasserdorf is metalled at a cost of 30,000 marka. (1 reports)
18 January 1921 — The road between Marschau and Marschau is metalled at a cost of 40,000 marka. (2 reports)
19 January 1921 — A crowd of 7,000 watches the Pfahl match at Norrwick. There are 51 arrests. (1 reports)
20 January 1921 — A fire in Ferry Street at Hollhausen destroys 3 houses. The garrison attend. No lives are lost. (1 reports)
21 January 1921 — Brenn & Ronkrecken is founded at Weinfeld by Liesl Brenn. (2 reports)
23 January 1921 — Osmoor Fuel lists on the Vellmar Exchange as HSM. (3 reports)
24 January 1921 — The sawmill at Vellmar burns through the night. 41 men are out of work. (1 reports)
26 January 1921 — A motor omnibus service begins between Reedtal and Hagenkirchen. (1 reports)
28 January 1921 — The harvest at Dammberg is reported the best in memory. Grain is 4 pfen the measure. (1 reports)
30 January 1921 — A new wing opens at the Sudfurt hospital, with 70 beds. (1 reports)

February 7 issues

1 February 1921 — A storm strips roofs in Brennholt and fells the old lime in Printer Walk. (1 reports)
3 February 1921 — The Annual War Appropriation for 1921, 8,116,547 marka, passes the Assembly 63 to 0, the first business of the session. (1 reports)
9 February 1921 — The telegraph reaches Weinau. The first message sent is the front-line report. (2 reports)
10 February 1921 — A storm strips roofs in Weinwick and fells the old lime in Long Gate. (1 reports)
11 February 1921 — Electric light is switched on in the market square at Hollstadt. (2 reports)
15 February 1921 — A storm strips roofs in Berging and fells the old lime in Harbour Street. (1 reports)
17 February 1921 — Brennholt marks the 700th anniversary of its charter with a procession along Tanner Street. (1 reports)

March 16 issues

1 March 1921 — The spring fair opens at Tarnmund. 500 head of cattle change hands. Prices are described as firm. (1 reports)
5 March 1921 — A new bridge is opened at Norrhafen by the Minister of the Interior. It has 3 arches. (2 reports)
10 March 1921 — Ostra Power is founded at Sudfurt by Bertil Tickel. (1 reports)
12 March 1921 — Norrbruck Weaving Company is founded at Norrbruck by Ernst Tarn. (2 reports)
14 March 1921 — Vellmar marks the 300th anniversary of its charter with a procession along Mill Street. (2 reports)
16 March 1921 — The coldest night in 40 years is recorded at Hollstadt. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. (1 reports)
17 March 1921 — A crowd of 3,000 watches the Pfahl match at Lindenmar. There are 22 arrests. (1 reports)
20 March 1921 — Reinholt & Pesholt, Merchants lists on the Vellmar Exchange as VLO. (2 reports)
22 March 1921 — The bells of Vellhausen church are recast. They are rung for the first time on Sunday. (1 reports)
23 March 1921 — A storm strips roofs in Hollstadt and fells the old lime in Lime Square. (1 reports)
26 March 1921 — Electric light is switched on in the market square at Oberholt. (1 reports)
27 March 1921 — A new bridge is opened at Grautal by the Minister of the Interior. It has 2 arches. (2 reports)
28 March 1921 — A cart overturns in Vine Row, Hagenkirchen. The driver, a man of Wasserdorf, is taken to hospital. (1 reports)
29 March 1921 — A picture house opens in Orchard Lane, Lindenmar, seating 800. (1 reports)
30 March 1921 — The spring fair opens at Salzhafen. 500 head of cattle change hands. Prices are described as firm. (1 reports)
31 March 1921 — The road between Weinfeld and Oberholt is metalled at a cost of 20,000 marka. (1 reports)

April 15 issues

1 April 1921 — Hochstadt marks the 600th anniversary of its charter with a procession along Salt Way. (1 reports)
3 April 1921 — Hollstadt Brewery is founded at Hollstadt by Bertil Brelt. (1 reports)
4 April 1921 — Electric light is switched on in the market square at Lindenmar. (1 reports)
9 April 1921 — The harvest at Norrwick is reported late. Grain is 5 pfen the measure. (1 reports)
10 April 1921 — Gas lighting is installed in High Street, Weinau. Residents complain of the smell and the brightness. (2 reports)
12 April 1921 — A new bridge is opened at Brennholt by the Minister of the Interior. It has 5 arches. (1 reports)
17 April 1921 — The spring fair opens at Sudfurt. 700 head of cattle change hands. Prices are described as firm. (2 reports)
18 April 1921 — Wendl Mill Company is founded at Vellmar by Oskar Wendl. (1 reports)
22 April 1921 — The bells of Sandfeld church are recast. They are rung for the first time on Sunday. (2 reports)
23 April 1921 — A cart overturns in Cooper Street, Marschau. The driver, a man of Sanding, is taken to hospital. (1 reports)
25 April 1921 — A cart overturns in Low Row, Hollhausen. The driver, a man of Hagenkirchen, is taken to hospital. (2 reports)
27 April 1921 — Piped water reaches Garrison Gate, Norrbruck. The old pump is retained by public request. (1 reports)
28 April 1921 — The Ostra rises 50 centimetres above its mark at Oberbach. Cellars in Salt Gate are flooded. (2 reports)
29 April 1921 — Electric light is switched on in the market square at Grautal. (1 reports)
30 April 1921 — The Ostra rises 80 centimetres above its mark at Sudholt. Cellars in Low Lane are flooded. (3 reports)

May 11 issues

12 May 1921 — The coldest night in 80 years is recorded at Hollhausen. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. (1 reports)
13 May 1921 — Workers at the weaving shed in Weinfeld stop work over wages. The dispute lasts 5 days. (1 reports)
20 May 1921 — Ansel Hallin is appointed Minister of War. (3 reports)
21 May 1921 — Salzhafen marks the 400th anniversary of its charter with a procession along Short Way. (1 reports)
22 May 1921 — The Ostra rises 40 centimetres above its mark at Kessel. Cellars in Garrison Lane are flooded. (1 reports)
23 May 1921 — The coldest night in 70 years is recorded at Weinfeld. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. (1 reports)
25 May 1921 — Piped water reaches Printer Row, Sandfeld. The old pump is retained by public request. (1 reports)
26 May 1921 — The telegraph reaches Hollhausen. The first message sent is the front-line report. (1 reports)
27 May 1921 — A crowd of 6,000 watches the Pfahl match at Vellhausen. There are 42 arrests. (3 reports)
28 May 1921 — The weaving shed at Grauburg burns through the night. 55 men are out of work. (2 reports)
30 May 1921 — Electric light is switched on in the market square at Reedtal. (1 reports)

June 15 issues

3 June 1921 — The first train reaches Ostrabruck. The journey from Vellmar takes 3 hours. (1 reports)
4 June 1921 — The sawmill at Hollhausen burns through the night. 42 men are out of work. (1 reports)
5 June 1921 — A cart overturns in Bridge Street, Reedtal. The driver, a man of Hollhausen, is taken to hospital. (1 reports)
8 June 1921 — The harvest at Eisenheim is reported good. Grain is 8 pfen the measure. (1 reports)
10 June 1921 — Piped water reaches Lime Gate, Oberholt. The old pump is retained by public request. (1 reports)
12 June 1921 — A picture house opens in Ferry Street, Norrbruck, seating 500. (1 reports)
14 June 1921 — Voss Brewery lists on the Vellmar Exchange as VOY. (1 reports)
17 June 1921 — The paper mill at Weinfeld burns through the night. 58 men are out of work. (1 reports)
19 June 1921 — The 110th Victory Day parade ends at Victory Square in heat. The War Ministry estimates the crowd at 17,000. The year's casualty roll is read. (2 reports)
20 June 1921 — The coldest night in 50 years is recorded at Oberbach. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. (1 reports)
23 June 1921 — The Ostra rises 70 centimetres above its mark at Weinau. Cellars in High Street are flooded. (4 reports)
26 June 1921 — A crowd of 4,000 watches the Pfahl match at Oberholt. There are 46 arrests. (1 reports)
27 June 1921 — Electric light is switched on in the market square at Oberbach. (1 reports)
28 June 1921 — The Court of Chronological Offences rules in The Crown v. O. R.: 4 years. (1 reports)
29 June 1921 — A fire in Iron Gate at Sudfurt destroys 7 houses. The fire company attend. No lives are lost. (1 reports)

July 14 issues

2 July 1921 — A storm strips roofs in Sandfeld and fells the old lime in Garrison Street. (1 reports)
4 July 1921 — The brewery at Grautal burns through the night. 9 men are out of work. (3 reports)
6 July 1921 — Wasserdorf marks the 500th anniversary of its charter with a procession along Salt Street. (2 reports)
9 July 1921 — The road between Vellhausen and Salzhafen is metalled at a cost of 80,000 marka. (1 reports)
10 July 1921 — A picture house opens in Harbour Street, Wasserdorf, seating 400. (1 reports)
11 July 1921 — Reedtal marks the 700th anniversary of its charter with a procession along Short Row. (1 reports)
12 July 1921 — The coldest night in 60 years is recorded at Vellhausen. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. (1 reports)
16 July 1921 — A new bridge is opened at Grautal by the Minister of the Interior. It has 5 arches. (1 reports)
20 July 1921 — The summer fair opens at Lindenmar. 200 head of cattle change hands. Prices are described as firm. (1 reports)
21 July 1921 — The bells of Brennholt church are recast. They are rung for the first time on Sunday. (1 reports)
22 July 1921 — A fire in Mill Street at Tarnmund destroys 3 houses. The town watch attend. No lives are lost. (1 reports)
23 July 1921 — A storm strips roofs in Berging and fells the old lime in Printer Way. (1 reports)
24 July 1921 — The bells of Weinau church are recast. They are rung for the first time on Sunday. (1 reports)
26 July 1921 — The telegraph reaches Dammberg. The first message sent is the front-line report. (1 reports)

August 14 issues

1 August 1921 — Rusk Cloth Works is acquired by Licensed Calendars of Westgau. (1 reports)
2 August 1921 — The harvest at Dammberg is reported poor. Grain is 8 pfen the measure. (1 reports)
3 August 1921 — Westgau Assurance lists on the Vellmar Exchange as HEO. (2 reports)
5 August 1921 — Electric light is switched on in the market square at Norrhafen. (2 reports)
7 August 1921 — The weaving shed at Oberholt burns through the night. 11 men are out of work. (2 reports)
8 August 1921 — Workers at the tannery in Ostrabruck stop work over wages. The dispute lasts 6 days. (2 reports)
12 August 1921 — The telegraph reaches Hagenkirchen. The first message sent is the front-line report. (1 reports)
13 August 1921 — A new school opens at Eisenheim with 60 pupils. The textbooks are the Ministry's. (3 reports)
14 August 1921 — Rabe & Hiehardt, Masons lists on the Vellmar Exchange as RBE. (1 reports)
15 August 1921 — A cart overturns in Mill Street, Vellmar. The driver, a man of Eisenheim, is taken to hospital. (1 reports)
16 August 1921 — Ort Chemie lists on the Vellmar Exchange as ORE. (1 reports)
26 August 1921 — A new bridge is opened at Kessel by the Minister of the Interior. It has 6 arches. (1 reports)
28 August 1921 — A picture house opens in Ferry Square, Reedtal, seating 300. (1 reports)
31 August 1921 — Oberholt Railway Company is declared bankrupt. 57 jobs are lost at Oberholt. (2 reports)

September 14 issues

1 September 1921 — The autumn fair opens at Kessel. 800 head of cattle change hands. Prices are described as firm. (1 reports)
2 September 1921 — The telegraph reaches Marschau. The first message sent is the front-line report. (2 reports)
3 September 1921 — Moor Eel Canning lists on the Vellmar Exchange as MOG. (1 reports)
5 September 1921 — The Marschau Conference opens its 62nd session. Water is poured. The delegation of Hichistan is recorded as not present. (3 reports)
10 September 1921 — A storm strips roofs in Ostrabruck and fells the old lime in Forge Square. (1 reports)
11 September 1921 — Brenn & Mahler lists on the Vellmar Exchange as PII. (1 reports)
13 September 1921 — Holt Builders is declared bankrupt. 344 jobs are lost at Sanding. (1 reports)
15 September 1921 — The autumn fair opens at Norrwick. 500 head of cattle change hands. Prices are described as firm. (1 reports)
16 September 1921 — A fire in Bridge Quay at Tarnmund destroys 7 houses. The volunteer brigade attend. No lives are lost. (1 reports)
19 September 1921 — A new bridge is opened at Norrwick by the Minister of the Interior. It has 2 arches. (1 reports)
23 September 1921 — Hagenkirchen Motor Works is wound up. 836 jobs are lost at Hagenkirchen. (1 reports)
26 September 1921 — Sudmark Wine Company is founded at Tarnmoor by Maria Steirut. (5 reports)
27 September 1921 — Berging marks the 300th anniversary of its charter with a procession along Printer Way. (2 reports)
28 September 1921 — The first train reaches Dammsee. The journey from Vellmar takes 3 hours. (1 reports)

October 17 issues

4 October 1921 — Quast Brewery lists on the Vellmar Exchange as QUY. (1 reports)
6 October 1921 — A cart overturns in Ferry Square, Hollhausen. The driver, a man of Oberholt, is taken to hospital. (1 reports)
8 October 1921 — Workers at the brewery in Lindenmar stop work over wages. The dispute lasts 2 days. (1 reports)
11 October 1921 — A fire in Garrison Street at Wasserdorf destroys 3 houses. The volunteer brigade attend. No lives are lost. (1 reports)
12 October 1921 — The first train reaches Tarnmund. The journey from Vellmar takes 6 hours. (2 reports)
13 October 1921 — The coldest night in 70 years is recorded at Eisenheim. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. (1 reports)
14 October 1921 — The Ostra rises 50 centimetres above its mark at Sudfurt. Cellars in Cooper Row are flooded. (1 reports)
15 October 1921 — Electric light is switched on in the market square at Tarnmoor. (1 reports)
17 October 1921 — Kesselhöh Iron Company is founded at Wasserdorf by Elsa Burholt. (2 reports)
21 October 1921 — Wendl & Hering, Masons lists on the Vellmar Exchange as DBR. (1 reports)
22 October 1921 — Brenn Life is wound up. 252 jobs are lost at Sudfurt. (1 reports)
23 October 1921 — Electric light is switched on in the market square at Sanding. (1 reports)
25 October 1921 — The telegraph reaches Norrwick. The first message sent is the front-line report. (1 reports)
27 October 1921 — The first train reaches Ostrabruck. The journey from Vellmar takes 7 hours. (2 reports)
28 October 1921 — A storm strips roofs in Grauburg and fells the old lime in Salt Row. (1 reports)
30 October 1921 — The autumn fair opens at Reedtal. 600 head of cattle change hands. Prices are described as firm. (1 reports)
31 October 1921 — Tarnmoor Ironworks is acquired by Bank of Ostrand. (2 reports)

November 14 issues

2 November 1921 — The road between Grautal and Wasserdorf is metalled at a cost of 70,000 marka. (1 reports)
3 November 1921 — Gas lighting is installed in Old Gate Square, Salzhafen. Residents complain of the smell and the brightness. (1 reports)
7 November 1921 — Electric light is switched on in the market square at Tarnmund. (2 reports)
9 November 1921 — The first train reaches Norrbruck. The journey from Vellmar takes 6 hours. (2 reports)
10 November 1921 — Hochstadt Press lists on the Vellmar Exchange as DMD. (3 reports)
12 November 1921 — A crowd of 3,000 watches the Pfahl match at Hollstadt. There are 14 arrests. (1 reports)
13 November 1921 — Brennholt Railway Company is founded at Brennholt by Agnes Hallin. (2 reports)
16 November 1921 — Piped water reaches Long Quay, Weinfeld. The old pump is retained by public request. (1 reports)
18 November 1921 — Hollstadt Workers win the Pfahl League, their 2nd title, with 13 wins from 16. Ernst Brenn of Reedside Athletic is top scorer with 19 stakes. (1 reports)
19 November 1921 — The coldest night in 60 years is recorded at Norrhafen. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. (1 reports)
20 November 1921 — The coldest night in 20 years is recorded at Dammsee. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. (1 reports)
21 November 1921 — Gas lighting is installed in Lime Lane, Tarnmoor. Residents complain of the smell and the brightness. (1 reports)
28 November 1921 — A cart overturns in Bridge Street, Kessel. The driver, a man of Marschau, is taken to hospital. (1 reports)
29 November 1921 — The tannery at Grauholt burns through the night. 59 men are out of work. (2 reports)

December 13 issues

1 December 1921 — Arno Brenn wins the Assembly Medal for Verse for A History of Norrhafen. (1 reports)
3 December 1921 — Ursula Rusk wins the Varrant Prize for Literature for Tarnmoor Letters. (1 reports)
4 December 1921 — A fire in Garrison Gate at Lindenmar destroys 8 houses. The volunteer brigade attend. No lives are lost. (1 reports)
5 December 1921 — Haleil Import lists on the Vellmar Exchange as HLE. (2 reports)
6 December 1921 — The coldest night in 20 years is recorded at Lindenmar. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. (2 reports)
8 December 1921 — Kessler Builders is wound up. 898 jobs are lost at Tarnmoor. (1 reports)
10 December 1921 — A storm strips roofs in Tarnmoor and fells the old lime in Lime Lane. (2 reports)
15 December 1921 — Electric light is switched on in the market square at Dammsee. (2 reports)
23 December 1921 — Electric light is switched on in the market square at Sudholt. (1 reports)
24 December 1921 — A cart overturns in Ferry Row, Reedtal. The driver, a man of Eisenheim, is taken to hospital. (1 reports)
29 December 1921 — A motor omnibus service begins between Sudfurt and Dammberg. (1 reports)
30 December 1921 — The road between Oberbach and Wasserdorf is metalled at a cost of 30,000 marka. (4 reports)
31 December 1921 — The coldest night in 30 years is recorded at Norrhafen. Lake Tarn freezes to the middle. (1 reports)

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