Salsbury Edgar Bostwick was the son of Sherman Edgar Bostwick and Mildred V. Salsbury. He was a noted young cartoonist with the Chicago Tribune. He died at the Hotel Soverign at age 27 after surgery for appendicitis.
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-Eau Claire Leader (Eau Claire, WI) October 11, 1922

GOES TO CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Salsbury Bostwick, whose cartoons have been running in The Telegram every Saturday, has resigned his position at Gillette's and will leave this week for Chicago, where he has accepted a position on the Chicago Tribune, working with Frank King of "Gasoline Alley" fame, in cartoon work.
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-Sheboygan Press, Feb. 6, 1930

YOUNG CHICAGO CARTOONIST DIES

Chicago, (AP)- Salisbury Bostwick 27, formerly of Eau Claire, Wis., better known as Sals Bostwick, cartoonist for a Chicago newspaper, died today following an operation for appendicitis.

Salsbury Edgar Bostwick was the son of Sherman Edgar Bostwick and Mildred V. Salsbury. He was a noted young cartoonist with the Chicago Tribune. He died at the Hotel Soverign at age 27 after surgery for appendicitis.
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-Eau Claire Leader (Eau Claire, WI) October 11, 1922

GOES TO CHICAGO TRIBUNE

Salsbury Bostwick, whose cartoons have been running in The Telegram every Saturday, has resigned his position at Gillette's and will leave this week for Chicago, where he has accepted a position on the Chicago Tribune, working with Frank King of "Gasoline Alley" fame, in cartoon work.
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-Sheboygan Press, Feb. 6, 1930

YOUNG CHICAGO CARTOONIST DIES

Chicago, (AP)- Salisbury Bostwick 27, formerly of Eau Claire, Wis., better known as Sals Bostwick, cartoonist for a Chicago newspaper, died today following an operation for appendicitis.