1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers | University of Utah Marriott Library

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	Title	Date	Type
1	3,000 Navajos Succumb to Flu, Says Indian Trader	1919-01-03	Text
2	British Official Flu Victim	1918-10-25	Text
3	Dr. Williams is Belated Flu Victim	1919-01-31	Text
4	Fearful Tell from Flu	1918-12-06	Text
5	Flu Again Appears; Mumps Epidemic Also	1919-03-28	Text
6	Flu Epidemic on Decline	1918-11-08	Text
7	Flu Hospital Expense Totals Nearly $1,700	1919-01-31	Text
8	Flu Makes Meeting of Commissioners Most Unique One	1919-01-10	Text
9	Flu Quarantine Ban-Lifted This Week	1919-01-31	Text
10	Flu Situation is Improving Steadily	1918-11-15	Text
11	Flu Situation Much Improved	1919-01-17	Text
12	Hawaii Escapes Ravages of 'Flu.'	1918-12-20	Text
13	Influenza Breaks out in Moab; Schools Closed	1918-10-18	Text
14	Influenza Claims Another Soldier of Grand County	1918-11-22	Text
15	Local and Personal	1918-11-22	Text
16	Mexican Dies of Influenza at the Branson Sawmill	1919-01-24	Text
17	Mexico Hit by "Flu"	1918-12-27	Text
18	More "Flu" at Monticello	1918-12-27	Text
19	More Flu in Moab; School Monday Unlikely	1918-11-29	Text
20	Peak of Flu Not Yet Reached	1918-10-25	Text
21	Schwab Has the Flu	1918-11-01	Text
22	Sheep May be Afflicted with "Flu" near Cisco; Disease Fatal to Them	1919-03-21	Text
23	Sleeping Sickness Result of Flu	1919-03-21	Text
24	Soldiers over Peak of "Flu."	1918-10-25	Text
25	Time Lost during "Flu" Epidemic is Made Up	1919-04-04	Text
26	Uncle Sam's Advice on Flu	1918-11-01	Text
27	Ute Indians Dying From Flu	1919-01-10	Text
28	Worse than Flu	1919-09-05	Text
29	Young Ladies Volunteer to Nurse "Flu" Patients	1919-01-03	Text

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