1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers | University of Utah Marriott Library

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	Title	Date	Type
251	Recurrence of Flu Epidemic Unlikely	1919-08-26	Text
252	Relief Fund for Flu Victims to be Raised	1918-10-30	Text
253	Republicans Meet in Open Air on Account of "Flu"	1918-10-12	Text
254	Salt Lake Lively as Flu Ban is Lifted	1918-12-07	Text
255	Salt Lake Stock Brokers to Wear Flu Masks	1918-10-28	Text
256	Salt Lake Youth Recovers from Flu	1918-10-18	Text
257	Salt Lakers Dies of "Flu" in East	1918-10-08	Text
258	San Diego Now is Closed by Flu	1918-12-07	Text
259	Says Cold Weather Brings Returns of Influenza	1918-12-10	Text
260	Schools and Shows Closed by Flu	1918-10-03	Text
261	Scourge of Flu Shows No Abatement	1918-10-29	Text
262	Secretary of D. C. Jackling is Dead of Spanish "Flu"	1918-10-15	Text
263	Selects Examined despite "Flu"	1918-10-31	Text
264	Show Shops Prepare Program Opening Coming Soon other Cites Lief Ban on Flu	1918-11-16	Text
265	Shown in Flu Reports	1919-01-02	Text
266	Six Million Dead of Flu in 3 Months	1918-12-20	Text
267	Sixty-Three Cases of "Flu" Reported	1919-01-01	Text
268	Son of Conan Doyle is Victim of Flu	1918-12-05	Text
269	Son of Salt Lake Man Dies of Flu	1918-11-08	Text
270	Spanish Flu Puts the Kibosh on All Important Games Scheduled in East	1918-10-19	Text
271	Spanish Influenza More Deadly than War	1918-12-13	Text
272	Special Hospital for Influenza Patients is Opened	1918-10-12	Text
273	Spry Recovering from Flu Attack	1918-10-29	Text
274	Students Hunt "Flu" Germ	1920-05-25	Text
275	T. E. Banning Ill of Flu	1918-11-30	Text

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