1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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151 Twenty Thousand Are down with 'Flu in UtahOgden Daily Standard1918-10-24
152 Mammoth People Take Steps to Prevent Spread of "Flu"Eureka Reporter1918-10-25
153 Lamar Anderson is Claimed as Victim of Spanish "Flu"Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-25
154 Meetings Postponed on Account of FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-25
155 Springville Man Died of "Flu"Bingham Bulletin1918-10-25
156 Six Funerals in One Week is the Wreck of the "Flu" ScourgeVernal Express1918-10-25
157 Sad Death of Ira Williams; Another Victim of the "Flu"Vernal Express1918-10-25
158 Draft Board Office to Remain Closed during "Flu" ReignVernal Express1918-10-25
159 Peak of Flu Not Yet ReachedTooele Transcript Bulletin1918-10-25
160 Soldiers over Peak of "Flu."Grand Valley Times1918-10-25
161 British Official Flu VictimGrand Valley Times1918-10-25
162 Peak of Flu Not Yet ReachedGrand Valley Times1918-10-25
163 Colorado Football Teams Also up in the AirSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-25
164 Solider Boys Are Victims of 'Flu'Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-25
165 Peak of Flu Not Yet ReachedManti Messenger1918-10-25
166 Soldiers over Peak of "Flu"Beaver County News1918-10-25
167 British Official Flu VictimBeaver County News1918-10-25
168 Peak of Flu not Yet ReachedBeaver County News1918-10-25
169 Peak of Flue not Yet ReachedMt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-25
170 Uncle Sam's Advice on FluDavis County Clipper1918-10-25
171 New Influenza Vaccine to be Used in UtahSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-25
172 Not Much Flu in BinghamBingham Bulletin1918-10-25
173 Influenza Mask Order Held in AbeyanceSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-26
174 There's Always a Bright Side, Even to the FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-26
175 Babies Cry Vainly for MotherSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-26
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