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Former medical museum employee here- it might be worth looking into the history of the area during the 1918 influenza pandemic, as many “emergency hospitals” were set up in churches and hotels during the period. If the jars held gauze rolls, nurses and the general public would have been making masks out of it

If you look at the 1910 Federal Census for Balfour Village, there was a doctor living in between two hotels. Edited to add: also a nurse and Porter in the same household show as working at a private hospital.

Bro... I had no idea you had a KZfaq channel. I knew about you doing this type of thing and digging up history since we were in high school together. I grew up a mile away from you in the middle of nowhere. It's awesome to see you have 100k followers. Keep up the hard work, bro. And obviously, I liked and subscribed. Lol

Tom, this dig looked like a doctors office type items. No kitchen ware, crocks etc. This was an awesome dig. Congrats.👍👏😀

My god the bottles eh? I was at the 45 or 46 minute mark or so and really bummed out for you that you never got an intact Balfour, but then you found one in mint condition! Good for you! You deserved it after digging out a record amount of bottles in that muck! Great video Tom and Jake! look forward to the next!

Wow, never saw so many bottles come out of 1 pit. Look forward to part 2. Take care and stay safe. 👍

I’m so glad you don’t show exasperation when finding the same ole thing over and over, I enjoy seeing all the bottles and wondering what was going on. ❤Thanks for your had work!

At one time the Cleveland Fruit Juice Co. bottle was considered the rarest and most desirable of all the embossed grape juice bottles,................then Tom came to town! 🤭

The Balfour pharmacy bottle turned out nice!! I am extatic I was part of this dig, (The next day). Absolutely loaded!!!!!

I watch many of your videos what a very interesting life you lead, you are also showing history, enlightenment to so much in formation of past companies relating to medical of past generations, you certainly know your subjects, greeting from Grandpa Pete from France 🇫🇷🙏❤️👍👍👍

What a crazy dig! I love first pretty bottle you found.

Maybe a Dr. Office filling his own medicines like cough syrup with the grape juice for flavoring. Another great find!

Awesome as always tom !!!!

Wonder if this could have started out as a hotel, then maybe a hospital, then a hotel again.? Great finds😊

Watching from Sydney Australia thanks for the time and efforts you put into these videos..peace..

It seems to be a rare find...lots of intact bottles... very little breakage

Excellent dig, I am looking forward to part 2. The gauze jars with the lids, I love them and of course the perfume bottles with embossing, Richard Hudnut bottle design is gorgeous. The intro where the hotel and town stood was thought provoking, I'd like to see beyond the film scenes to the reality but never can, your digs satisfy part of that. Thank you super videos.

Man the work that goes into these finds is unbelievable. Kudos to you.

I enjoy watching all of your videos! It's amazing the number of intact pieces that are down there. When you think about it, it all makes sense that back in the day they did not have curbside trash pickup. A person had to dispose of their trash somehow, just throw down the outhouse pit! Looking forward to tomorrow's video.

a whole lifetime collection of slicks in one hole. I think someone had a drinking problem.

All that hand digging, a labor of love there!!

Love your content, from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.I have a few bottles from here.One is Sampsons Soda bottle from Halifax.Halifaxiswhere the great explosion of 1917 where two ships collided in the Halifax Harbor. It was the largest man made explosion before the atom bomb.There is alot of history here on the east coast of Canada.Thanks for your videos. 😊😊😊

I love to watch old movies. Thanks to you, I’m now identifying the prop bottles.

I work pharmacy...and love seeing all the old prescription bottles. How cool! And the old commercial iron stone .....my favorite. Love the channel

Hi, it's funny that you stumbled onto a late 1800's open garbage dump that nature had grown over to conceal in just an ordinary looking field. In Australia, my dad, who was too poor to be able to take trash to a garbage dump on a regular basis so used to dig an open pit in the backyard to not only bury stuff in but also used as an incinerator because he couldn't afford to buy one until much later down the track before the introduction of galvanised garbage bins and modern sanitation trucks taking away household garbage. So I imagine what you came across was the Equivalent of my dad's open pit Garbage disposal system - that may have been common in the 1800'- Mid 1900's - before the introduction of large scale sanitation and garbage truck removal of waste products etc. 😉🤔🤨🙂

I'm curious like what do you do with all these bottles?

Hi,, your channel is wonderful! This explore/dig is turning up some beautiful old bottles, wow, the history. Thankyou for including us here in your adventures. We'll done to you and your partner there. One who's doing a fine job filming your work. 😉

Good job! Hard work! Looking forward to the other half

I love to watch your videos, because they make me feel young again! I use to dig bottles in old dumps when I was a kid 😊

Very good dig,tells quite a bit of history on that spot. The west was still pretty rowdy but so was my town in KY,especially around bars in the early 1900 s,all that gauze must have patched up a lot of injuries. I love those little grape juice bottles.

I love the bottles with the glass stoppers. Great segment Tom. Greetings from Kentucky

Wow, what a haul!!!!! Awesome videos!!!!

The soil is always so dark in that area. Centuries of prairie grass decomposition I suppose. Must be very fertile for farming.

Banger video bro! Hard to believe there is a part 2. Can't wait!

Great dig guys!❤

Right before you said hospital that was what i was thinking

Once again you guys have blew my mind and now it’s 3am. Good thing it’s Saturday. So dang cool what you do. I wish you could dig up my back yard.

Great episode

So glad to see another video from you so enjoy them❤😊

What I find so interesting about this series is how the finds lead to individual people of the era, and their stories are given new life, people otherwise forgotten over time. Brought to us from a perspective they never would have imagined. What they deemed valueless turned out to be the key to their own rediscovery. There is a touch of irony to this story.

Amazing dig!!!

Such rich soil....and such an unexpected variety of glass

Seeing this latest dig tells me one thing, finding good loaded privies is a total crapshoot, pardon the bad pun. No doubt you've had some spectacular success on some of your recent ones.That has me looking forward to your next 1870s to 1890s period digs.My favourites are the pioneer hotels and stagecoach stops.Greetings from B.C.

I love how you show the history! Your knowledge is vast, thanks for sharing!

Your always are so interesting to watch, You have found so many bottles in this pit.❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍

I wanted to share with you I have had older people to tell me that grape juice helps with stomach issues I sharing that with family and it helped them so maybe that's why there are so many juice bottles Thanks for sharing I hope you have a Merry Christmas as well 🎅🎅🎅👍♥️♥️♥️⚒️🇺🇸🗝️

Wow you guys are really working hard. Well done.

WOO HOO! Lets dig!!

47:00 YES!!! 49:35 I like that one too. ThX for sharing.

I have been watching a while I really enjoy finding out what comes next. It takes a lot of work.

My eyes could not keep up with your finds! Regards UK.

Hi Tom and jake another good video what a full pit yes I was thinking that a doctor was staying or had a business there it's amazing what you come across I still find the outhouse pits specially looking at the prairie land always be proud of your history Tom just keep digging those pits all the best Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧

That was a great one!

Thats a wowzahhh!!😃😃💖💖💖

Another nice dig!!

Wow. So many in tact. Great video again. Sending good vibes from Oklahoma.

Interesting bottles those square brown ones that held medical supplies. Wouldn't mind having a few of those myself though. Seems like a doctors office was inside the hotel. Have a great day and happy digging.

Awesome finds congratulations have a great nite brother

Very nice 👍

got me a chocolate shake, a fine indy live rosin and tom and jake are shoulder deep in an old privy pit, diggin up histry. life is good.

Tom?.........just want you to know that I" we! Appreciate you man.. and rock all things as well. N.T.

Holy crap! That’s a lot of bottles lol! Wicked!

That's good soil you are digging in ....Black and loamy.... Why's it sitting there fallow? Good luck for your hunting...Lyka Till !!!!!😊😊🇸🇪🇺🇲

Congrats on that pharmacy bottle!

I think you've hit where a small town hospital/doctors office was.❤ I just so enjoy watching your channel ❤❤😊

What a great pit! Amazing number of bottles!

Good pit guys. Stay safe. Keep up the good work finding rare ones. See ya soon.

I like when stuff from Detroit pops out, since I grew up in one of its suburbs. Amazing to me that local products would make their way out to the Dakotas.

You do good work.

I was rooting for you to find anything with something on it then you hit a home run again thanks for taking us along. God bless and save our Republic.

Are you ever going to show your own collection? That would be cool.👍

You got some good finds. Happy Holidays to all.

Your killing me dude you have water right there you could have rinsed that ball off AT 50:06🤣🤣🤣

You really hit the jackpot on this one 95% unbroken .NICE

I think that the abundance of juice bottles indicates that a physician was checking people's blood sugar after they drank it like the glucose bottle that people would drink much later.

That was an insane amount of glassware you found on this day!

I enjoy watching you

Killer haul in that pit man , congratulations

Man that's some good dirt

Again, congrats

holy crap what a good number of intact bottles of history.

You should consider selling the bottles for the community. Ya never know maybe there is something y'all need fixed up or whatever. Those bottles can come in handy, talk to whoever about it and set up an account. I think it be nice for y'alls community.

Would love to see follow ups to what was found. Cleaned up glass and artifacts. Keep up the good work.

You are finding a lot of the same bottles that I dig in 1920s dumps

That town was juiced!😂

Hey Tom, great watch as always. Are you sure that was not some kind of hospital as well as a hotel? It seems as though there was a lot of medical stuff going on there. Railway workers needing medical treatment? Army? Something had to be going on.

Nice and loaded! Could be a hotel with a pharmacy and a dental office or Dr office.

Love your videos, I’ve been a subscriber for awhile now and continue to pour through your older videos. I was wondering if you ever find any early Coke bottles out there in the Dakotas?

Looks like you might want to invest in some waders.... Love the videos!

When the store burnt down, there was still a lot of stock within. Entire boxes full of jared goods survived intact but the boxes did not survive the demolition process. The contents were loaded into barrows along with ashes and emptied into the pit. The ashes cushioned successive dumps of bottles.

Amazing stuff! Thanks for all the research and descriptions you give of all your finds. How do you get your clothes clean?

Wow what a great pit. Looking at all of the liquor bottles, medication and gauze bottles. I am wondering if a dentist may have worked in that building at some point. Thank you for sharing your video I do appreciate it.

Tom, do you keep all these bottles you dig up or throw them back in the hole and rebury them?

wOw! ♥

I would love to purchase one of those amber gauze bottles

Do you have a chance to sell most of what you dig I’m sure there are alot of people would love a part of history that is over 100 years old if I wanted it purchase any where do I go

Wow that's a huge pit.

Funny thing about the patent dates on the bottom of that jelly tumbler/jar. Both dates were a Tuesday.

A doctors office would use a lot of gauze and possibly gave patients juice after procedures!!!