1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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276 Flu Hospital is Closed TodaySalt Lake Telegram1918-11-12
277 Flu Victims Sent Home for BurialSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-12
278 Raising Flu Ban to be Decided TomorrowSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-13
279 Abatement of FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-13
280 Chares Betts Victim of FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-13
281 Flu Situation BetterSalt Lake Tribune1918-11-13
282 Flu Spreads over Civilized WorldSalt Lake Herald-Republican1918-11-13
283 The InfluenzaRoosevelt Standard1918-11-13
284 Spanish Influenza PandemicOgden Daily Standard1918-11-14
285 Spanish "Flu" on the WanePiute Chieftain1918-11-14
286 Personals and Little LocalsMyton Free Press1918-11-14
287 Influenza Rapidly Abating in BasinMyton Free Press1918-11-14
288 Lifting of Flu Ban Sunday ConsideredSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-14
289 Frisco Lifts Flu Ban on SaturdaySalt Lake Telegram1918-11-14
290 Freddie Welsh is Weak from "Flu"Salt Lake Telegram1918-11-14
291 Frisco Slackens on 'Flu' RegulationsSalt Lake Tribune1918-11-14
292 Think We're Thru with the "Flu"Millard County Chronicle1918-11-14
293 Accused Sergeant ''Flu'' VictimSalt Lake Tribune1918-11-14
294 Don't Flee! It's Only Flu Veil!Ogden Daily Standard1918-11-14
295 All in Family of U. S. Attorney Stricken by FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-14
296 Samuel M. Sessions Victim of InfluenzaDavis County Clipper1918-11-15
297 No New "Flu."Manti Messenger1918-11-15
298 Flu Situation is Improving SteadilyGrand Valley Times1918-11-15
299 Inopportune Death of Mabel Tyzack; a Victim of the "Flu"Vernal Express1918-11-15
300 Sad Death from "Flu" of the Ouray School TeacherVernal Express1918-11-15
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