Found some fun trivia on C.H. Ward Druggist. According to The Coffeyville Daily Journal 11 September 1901- “ in the case of the city of Cherryvale against C.H. Ward, Cherryvale’s leading druggist. On July 12, Ward was tried in police court there on the charge of having sold intoxicating liquors in violation of the prohibition ordinance. He was convicted and fined $133.75 and sentenced to thirty days in the Cherryvale city jail.” I am starting to understand why he was the leading druggist!😂
Because of your channel I decided to google C.H. Ward, Cherryvale, Kansas. Turns out he was jailed in 1901 for selling 'intoxicating liquors' in violation of the prohibition ordinance. Hahaha. A leading druggist's fall from grace. It cost him over $4000 in todays money and 30 days in jail.
After watching one or two full episodes of your channel, I noticed I was learning bottle types and other features. I learned terms relating to the separation layers and historical references relating to things found in those layers. Your side graphics are excellent (I stop the vid and read them sometimes) and you hold your excavations up so we can see what they look like too. I love your channel! Please keep up the good work!
Do you sell any. Do you have a site? We are visiting family around Niagra NY and went to a monthly flea market and seen a stack of 1870s plot maps like you show in your videos.. We thought of you. Thanks for your videos.
That's what I love about his videos as well, so informative. I used to have a collection of old bottles but lost them when our house burnt.. I wish I had them back.
Every time you dig up a Listerine bottle, I get shivers down my spine, simply because after I brushed my teeth at night, my mama would stand watch and hand me a little cup of Listerine, watch me put it in my mouth, rinse it around a few times, then gargle awhile. She let me know when I could spit that 🔥 burning hot stuff out! I wonder just how much alcohol was in that stuff back in my kid days?
Thank you young man for the entertainment, love your enthusiasm, now if we could get that beautiful young stud of a photographer to say a few word like he did a few videos ago, it was fun to have the both of you chatting together, even if your to wound for us to get a glimpse of your I mean you because your photography is so spot on. You two look after each other, have fun love the videos Jake and the content Tom All my love guys. Afriend.
I'm amazed at the knowledge you have regarding all the things you dig up!!! Please keep at it, these old bottles and things mesmerize me as you hold something in your hand well over 100 years old!!! Thank you for what you do!!!
Please consider a second video with show and tell? 🙏🏻 Thanks! And new music… now I have something new to hum. I’m wondering if this wasn’t some kind of medical facility, with all the syringes and medical bottles from far and wide.
If the CH Ward med bottles were rare, you just flooded the market with those finds. You must have pulled 12-15 of those bad boys. Lol What an awesome dig. Just bottle after bottle after bottle. Fantastic!!!
Wow those older bottles are amazing. That blue ink is so pretty. Wow Tom all the beautiful bottles you find. Do you ever find jewelry in those pits. That would be awesome. Just love your videos. Always waiting for the next one
Super dig, some unusual bottles surfaced, apart from the wow finds I adored the beef extract and the shape of "the some kind of toiletry product" bottle. Many thanks again for sharing, I love seeing these bottles, the embossing and colours, just such a treat.
I don't remember your digging in Kansas before, but I could be wrong. Your enthusiasm is so contagious!! I was so sorry for you when the first Ward drugstore bottle was broken, but then you found many of them intact. Never saw an egg decoy before! Great Dig! Many thanks.
Wow that area was loaded for sure! I enjoy your history that you give on each item found, that takes time and effort to add in but sure makes the videos more interesting. All the different elixirs back then when there was no government regulations so interesting.
Just found you videos a couple of days ago, and have to say I find them very interesting. The thing that strikes me is that we haven't changed much in the last 100 years. Drugs and alcohol was just as prominent then as it is now.
Awesome dig with so many amazing bottles, love how put up the history of the company. Can’t wait for part two if there’s one. Take care and thanks for sharing 👍🙏❤️
I grew up in that area. I found a bottle dump in my backyard, a c.1800 Victorian style house that was the surgery and home of a famous eye surgeon in Parsons, Ks. There were so many cobalt blue bottles (as well as lots of others) I just gave up and covered it up and planted my rose bush in a different spot😜 It’s probably still there, since I didn’t tell the new owners. If you’re interested I’ll give you the address and tell you precisely where the dump is.
I see them pop up often on an antiquity kind of show I watch on YT called “Curiosity Inc”. I think they get sold to collectors. Funny part is that the guy on that show thinks they all get found in rivers and streams! If only he knew…😂😂😂
It would be nice to see your collection all cleaned up.
That would be awesome
Agreed.
I agree! 😃
That Sanfords ink is gorgeous!
I SO agree! 👏
Found some fun trivia on C.H. Ward Druggist.
According to The Coffeyville Daily Journal 11 September 1901-
“ in the case of the city of Cherryvale against C.H. Ward, Cherryvale’s leading druggist. On July 12, Ward was tried in police court there on the charge of having sold intoxicating liquors in violation of the prohibition ordinance. He was convicted and fined $133.75 and sentenced to thirty days in the Cherryvale city jail.”
I am starting to understand why he was the leading druggist!😂
Because of your channel I decided to google C.H. Ward, Cherryvale, Kansas. Turns out he was jailed in 1901 for selling 'intoxicating liquors' in violation of the prohibition ordinance. Hahaha. A leading druggist's fall from grace. It cost him over $4000 in todays money and 30 days in jail.
Enjoy watching you on my phone throw UA-cam well it is fun to watch you dig up old bottles and old thing
After watching one or two full episodes of your channel, I noticed I was learning bottle types and other features. I learned terms relating to the separation layers and historical references relating to things found in those layers.
Your side graphics are excellent (I stop the vid and read them sometimes) and you hold your excavations up so we can see what they look like too.
I love your channel! Please keep up the good work!
I know what you mean! I even find myself trying to guess tooled top or not xD
Do you sell any. Do you have a site? We are visiting family around Niagra NY and went to a monthly flea market and seen a stack of 1870s plot maps like you show in your videos.. We thought of you. Thanks for your videos.
That's what I love about his videos as well, so informative. I used to have a collection of old bottles but lost them when our house burnt.. I wish I had them back.
@@peikathryn [waves across the water]
Every time you dig up a Listerine bottle, I get shivers down my spine, simply because after I brushed my teeth at night, my mama would stand watch and hand me a little cup of Listerine, watch me put it in my mouth, rinse it around a few times, then gargle awhile. She let me know when I could spit that 🔥 burning hot stuff out! I wonder just how much alcohol was in that stuff back in my kid days?
In all my 50 years of digging I have only dug one ocean weed. good going.
The Kilmer building in Binghamton, NY still stands today. It was about 3 blocks from my business.
That peach blow cream bottle is siiiiiiicccckkkkkkk
watched the full length version of this video about 3 month back
So I have started watching the new series of 1883 and you really have me hooked on your videos, I love the history! Keep them coming!
Thank you young man for the entertainment, love your enthusiasm, now if we could get that beautiful young stud of a photographer to say a few word like he did a few videos ago, it was fun to have the both of you chatting together, even if your to wound for us to get a glimpse of your I mean you because your photography is so spot on. You two look after each other, have fun love the videos Jake and the content Tom
All my love guys. Afriend.
I'm amazed at the knowledge you have regarding all the things you dig up!!! Please keep at it, these old bottles and things mesmerize me as you hold something in your hand well over 100 years old!!! Thank you for what you do!!!
I think this is the most animated I’ve ever seen you during a dig! Love it.
Please consider a second video with show and tell? 🙏🏻 Thanks! And new music… now I have something new to hum.
I’m wondering if this wasn’t some kind of medical facility, with all the syringes and medical bottles from far and wide.
Thank you. Your videos are always fun, and We learn something too. Thank you.
If the CH Ward med bottles were rare, you just flooded the market with those finds. You must have pulled 12-15 of those bad boys. Lol What an awesome dig. Just bottle after bottle after bottle. Fantastic!!!
Love your videos and that you give the history of your finds...but very curious as to what you do with all those bottles.😮
It’s nice to see you enjoying a pit so much. It is really loaded and wasn’t very deep when so much started showing up. Glad you enjoyed it.
I could watch these types of videos forever. Great job
That heart bottle is amazing!
You never disappoint ! Great Digs ! Professionalism ! History and info you give us is great! Awesome job!💯👍🏻
I admire the "facts" of your stream. No supposition. Straight forward and fantastic history come to life.
I think the turn mold vials are actually the plungers to the syringes
Love the blue ink bottle at the end of this video and everything before it!
The C.H. Ward bottles are beautiful! I would display them for sure! Great finds!
Thanks Tom and your crew, good work! Saw your short video on antique carriages…. Nice!
Wow those older bottles are amazing. That blue ink is so pretty. Wow Tom all the beautiful bottles you find. Do you ever find jewelry in those pits. That would be awesome. Just love your videos. Always waiting for the next one
Super dig, some unusual bottles surfaced, apart from the wow finds I adored the beef extract and the shape of "the some kind of toiletry product" bottle. Many thanks again for sharing, I love seeing these bottles, the embossing and colours, just such a treat.
I don't remember your digging in Kansas before, but I could be wrong. Your enthusiasm is so contagious!! I was so sorry for you when the first Ward drugstore bottle was broken, but then you found many of them intact. Never saw an egg decoy before! Great Dig! Many thanks.
What a haul! Beautiful bottles. I hate that we have plastic today.
What a gem of a find!
I’d love to have a bucket full of that broken glass and china for crafts!
Me too! Especially the flow blue! 😍😍😍
Fantastic channel! Love your pop up ads and history. You put a lot of work into it! Good use of research maps. You are impressive.
Love the ads and history too!
Wow, someone was quite ill, sad. Lovely embossed finds and etc.
Lol, Carhart should be paying you for advertising the quality of their gloves. Happy Digging!
Wow that area was loaded for sure! I enjoy your history that you give on each item found, that takes time and effort to add in but sure makes the videos more interesting. All the different elixirs back then when there was no government regulations so interesting.
I sure enjoy watching you and seeing you get excited .
What an awesome dig!! Thanks so much for sharing your bottle digs with us!!
Awesome finds...held my breath..hoping for a hutch...love your knowledge of the bottles...love the smalls....keep on digging...🥰🥰
Rare and Old Bottles and that's what it is all about - hey - that Ward Fellow was very Popular ! Great Video and many Cheers from Australia !!!!
This is quite addictive to watch... do you keep all the bottles???
Amazing Dig Bro! Congrats 👍🇺🇸
Wow! I would love to have some of those flow blue China pieces to make some jewelry! 😍
Love your channel and thanks for keeping the language clean! 😊
Gotta say, your background music is much better than the average UA-cam channel. Thanks for the video.
Just found you videos a couple of days ago, and have to say I find them very interesting. The thing that strikes me is that we haven't changed much in the last 100 years. Drugs and alcohol was just as prominent then as it is now.
Those glass eggs work great to coax a hen to lay in a certain spot. I've used old golf balls, same effect.
Awesome dig with so many amazing bottles, love how put up the history of the company. Can’t wait for part two if there’s one. Take care and thanks for sharing 👍🙏❤️
One of the coolest one yet wow😮
that pit was insane!
Love love love the hand bottle
Love see what the bottle s look like clean up
Dang! I think you found a pharmaceutical dump lol, fantastic bottles, well done!❤
Enjoyed it again thank you for putting it out but I’ll wait for you to put another one on. Thank you.
Wow Tom bottle hunters find of a lifetime that pit is congrats on the find bro 👍
What do you do with all the bottles and things you dig up?
thank you ...
Super cool dig.
Need part 2 please!
Missed you laying out the bottles at the end of your video.
Hello and thumbs UP!!
Ward had that city hooked up.😂
Another good find. Please stay safe.
Thanks. Always here
Small and tiny bottles are my favorite, poison bottles and blue bottles. I really like the cherry phosphate bottle you found during this dig.
Yes, I agree. A little mud swiped off is nothing compared to all cleaned up.
I love the bottles with organs on them
Love your video's! What do you do with your finds? Do you have a website?
Your videos always so interesting. I love too watch. Thank you for sharing your hard work.
Great video, thanks for bringing us along on your adventures and digs
What a dig! So many unique embossed bottles.
Fantastic new finds!! So glad you get that new discovery now and then, makes it the perfect element of surprise!!😁😁😁💖
Good work
You find neat things
Just picked up an Ingrahams milk weed cream milk glass jar at an old tag sale leftover box!
Amazing video
What do you do with all the bottles you firnd?
nice finds
Thanks!!
Awesome dig! Love that blue ink!
Great video!
Great finds!
Absolutely beautiful finds!
Based on the number of bottles you found I think C H Ward was the leading druggist
That is absolutely crazy how full that pit was!!!!! Hope you had a Happy 4th of July!!! God Bless!!!
Some amazing finds!!
Interesting. What do you do with the broken glass?
Nice dig
Love watching these videos
Love the sit and dig!
Could those vial looking pieces be plungers for the syringes?
Yes! That's exactly what they are.
Awesome as always!!!
That was a great pit thanks for sharing
A absolute mega privy!
I grew up in that area. I found a bottle dump in my backyard, a c.1800 Victorian style house that was the surgery and home of a famous eye surgeon in Parsons, Ks. There were so many cobalt blue bottles (as well as lots of others) I just gave up and covered it up and planted my rose bush in a different spot😜
It’s probably still there, since I didn’t tell the new owners.
If you’re interested I’ll give you the address and tell you precisely where the dump is.
Excellent!
excellent watch as always... I know you get asked this a lot, but, what do you guys do with all your fantastic finds?
I see them pop up often on an antiquity kind of show I watch on YT called “Curiosity Inc”. I think they get sold to collectors. Funny part is that the guy on that show thinks they all get found in rivers and streams! If only he knew…😂😂😂
@@DebraJean196 Thanks so much for this great info reply
You're my favorite!!
Make some drinking glasses out of the ones the top broken off. They would be very nice.
Do you ever have the pottery and ceramic pieces put together again? That would be most interesting. Thank you,
Cudahy had a packing plant in Wichita until the 1960's, used to be on 21st street east of Broadway.
Thank you
Love your channel.