1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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51 Julius R. Hunter is Victim of 'Flu' in Lovelock. NevOgden Daily Standard1918-12-23
52 Provo Will Raise "Flu" QuarantineOgden Daily Standard1918-12-24
53 Attacked by Flu While En Route HomeOgden Daily Standard1918-12-24
54 Young Child Dies as Cresult of 'Flu'Ogden Daily Standard1918-12-24
55 No Report is Being Made on the 'Flu' EpidemicOgden Daily Standard1918-12-26
56 Only One Case of Flu is Reported on ThursdayOgden Daily Standard1918-12-27
57 Quarantine Against Salt Lake is Again in Sight If Flu in Capital Continues to SpreadOgden Daily Standard1918-12-28
58 More Mexicans Are Afflicted with 'Flu' and Brought to OgdenOgden Daily Standard1919-04-18
59 Twenty-Nine Cases Contagious Disease RecordedOgden Daily Standard1919-11-03
60 City Commissioners, Health Board and Physicians Take Steps to Check Spread of Influenza Cases in OgdenOgden Daily Standard1920-01-21
61 Nothing Alarming in Flu Situation is AnnouncementOgden Daily Standard1920-01-23
62 Health Department Reports More FlucasesOgden Daily Standard1920-01-25
63 Deciding Games of Hoop League to Be PlayedOgden Daily Standard1920-01-27
64 Royal J. Douglas is Sent Home with FluOgden Daily Standard1920-01-27
65 Steps Taken to Halt Flu by Putting Ban on CrowdsOgden Daily Standard1920-01-28
66 Closing of Schools Useless, County Board SaysOgden Daily Standard1920-01-31
67 Little Change Seen in Ogden's "Flu" SituationOgden Daily Standard1920-02-03
68 Second Child of Jay Glen Claimed by FluOgden Daily Standard1920-02-05
69 Theatres of Ogden Opened ,Influenza Ban Lifted in CityOgden Daily Standard1920-02-09
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