Hallin Stake & Plank is declared bankrupt. 476 jobs are lost at Norrhafen.
company · 19 July 1920 · Norrhafen
Hallin Stake & Plank is declared bankrupt. 476 jobs are lost at Norrhafen. The register of companies at the Ministry of Finance carries the entry.[1]
Those concerned
- Hallin Stake & Plank (subject)
Place
Norrhafen (town), The Sudmark.
Grand Chancellor at the time: Bruno Fiechdon. The Grand Chancellor of the day is given for reference; the Chancellery's roll fixes the dates.
Background
- 24 January 1840: Hallin Stake & Plank lists on the Vellmar Exchange as HAK.
The same year at Norrhafen
- 12 June 1920: A motor omnibus service begins between Norrhafen and Eisenheim.
- 28 August 1920: Norrhafen marks the 300th anniversary of its charter with a procession along Church Way.
- 8 May 1920: The Ostra rises 50 centimetres above its mark at Norrhafen. Cellars in Church Way are flooded.
- 14 April 1920: A new school opens at Norrhafen with 60 pupils. The textbooks are the Ministry's.
- 29 December 1920: The road between Norrhafen and Dammberg is metalled at a cost of 40,000 marka.
- 6 January 1920: Norrhafen Trading House is declared bankrupt. 796 jobs are lost at Norrhafen.
References
- ^ “Hallin Stake & Plank is declared bankrupt. 476 jobs are lost at Norrhafen.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 19 July 1920. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- The Schwartzistan Herald, full issue of 19 July 1920. Compare The Evening Courier of the same day.