1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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1101 Urges Return of College StudentsIron County Record1920-02-13
1102 Influenza Raging in the Town of KanabIron County Record1920-02-13
1103 Influenza at Parowan is in Very Light FormIron County Record1920-02-13
1104 The Influenza SituationBox Elder News Journal1920-02-13
1105 Bonneville BitsDavis County Clipper1920-02-13
1106 No Need for Alarm over "Flu" If People Will Only Act SaneVernal Express1920-02-13
1107 Senator Johnson Flu VictimTooele Transcript Bulletin1920-02-13
1108 Senator Johnson Flu VictimManti Messenger1920-02-13
1109 Senator Johnson Flu VictimWasatch Wave1920-02-13
1110 Flu Situation ImprovingTooele Transcript Bulletin1920-02-13
1111 The Flu Has Taken Its Grim Toll from This CityAmerican Fork Citizen1920-02-14
1112 Flu Claims Four Victims This MorningRichfield Reaper1920-02-14
1113 Few New Influenza Cases-Health Conditions Somewhat Improved Schools Will Not Open until Feb. 23American Fork Citizen1920-02-14
1114 Flu Ban LiftedOgden Daily Standard1920-02-17
1115 Science Lecturer Favoring Jordan's Theory as to FluBeaver County News1920-02-18
1116 Flu Ban to be Raised on MondayTimes Independent1920-02-19
1117 The "Flu" SituationWashington County News1920-02-19
1118 Influenza on the Wane; Schools Resume MondayGunnison Valley News1920-02-20
1119 Mayfield Man Victim of "Flu"Gunnison Valley News1920-02-20
1120 What to Do Not to Give the "Flu"Tooele Transcript Bulletin1920-02-20
1121 What to Do to Avoid the "Flu"Tooele Transcript Bulletin1920-02-20
1122 Another Stockton Man Dies of the "Flu"Tooele Transcript Bulletin1920-02-20
1123 Quarentine is Raised.Ephraim Enterprise1920-02-21
1124 Two Promising Boys Are Victims of the InfluenzaRichfield Reaper1920-02-21
1125 Schools Will Open Monday Few New Cases of FluAmerican Fork Citizen1920-02-21
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