1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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1 The "Flu" Ban Will be Lifted next Monday1919-02-14Text
2 The "Flu" Has Returned All Right1920-01-30Text
3 The "Flu" Still Rages in Vernal; New Cases Are Reported Light1918-11-22Text
4 93 Deaths during 1918 in Uintah County; 45 Victims of "Flu"1919-01-17Text
5 A Possible Recurrence of Influenza Predicted during This Fall and Winter1919-10-10Text
6 Advice to "Flu" Convalescents1918-12-27Text
7 City Council Meet and Discuss the "Flu" Situation1920-02-06Text
8 City Council Passes Ordinance Forcing Wearing of a Mask1918-11-29Text
9 Co. Commissioners Do Good Work in "Flu" Campaign1918-12-20Text
10 Draft Board Office to Remain Closed during "Flu" Reign1918-10-25Text
11 Emergency Hospital for "Flu" Patients is Established1918-11-22Text
12 Emergency Hospital Now Has 10 Patients; 19 Are Discharged1918-12-06Text
13 Fight Waged on Influenza Epidemic1919-01-17Text
14 Four Deaths from "Flu" Past Week Throws Pall of Gloom over the City1920-03-05Text
15 George Peters Dies in France; a Victim of "Flu" Plague1918-11-29Text
16 Hatch J. Murrary, Son of Ann Murray Dies of the "Flu"1918-11-29Text
17 Influenza Can be Prevented1918-12-06Text
18 Inopportune Death of Mabel Tyzack; a Victim of the "Flu"1918-11-15Text
19 James C. Penfield Dies on Sunday, a Victim of the "Flu"1919-01-10Text
20 John Heber Preece, a Young Father Dies as Result of "Flu"1918-12-20Text
21 Lapoint is in the Grip of "Flu" Epidemic; One Death Reported1918-11-22Text
22 No Need for Alarm over "Flu" If People Will Only Act Sane1920-02-13Text
23 Possible Recurrence of Influenza Predicted for Winter1919-10-03Text
24 Prevention Campaign Against Return of "Flu" Being Waged1919-10-24Text
25 Sad Death from "Flu" of the Ouray School Teacher1918-11-15Text
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