1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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226 12 Cases Flu; Two Deaths at PrisonSalt Lake Telegram1919-03-24
227 Flu Ban Partly Raised at BrighamSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-17
228 Influenza Prevents War Savings MeetingsIron County Record1919-04-18
229 No Influenza in Salt LakeIron County Record1919-10-10
230 Three Soldiers Die of the 'Flu'Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-22
231 Health Boards Lift Influenza BanSalt Lake Tribune1918-12-07
232 Bonneville BitsDavis County Clipper1920-02-13
233 Dan Potovich Dies in Frange of 'Flu'Bingham Bulletin1918-11-22
234 ds Stricken with Flu on TrainSalt Lake Herald-Republican1918-12-26
235 Flu Takes Respected CitizenLogan Republican1919-03-29
236 Lieutenant Shaw Recovers from Attack of 'Flu'Salt Lake Tribune1918-12-01
237 Physician Gives Life in Flu FightSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-18
238 Local NewsRoosevelt Standard1918-11-27
239 More Cases of Flu outside Salt LakeSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-18
240 Theatres of Ogden Opened ,Influenza Ban Lifted in CityOgden Daily Standard1920-02-09
241 Flu' Claims One Victim Here FridaySalt Lake Herald-Republican1918-12-14
242 Sunshine Wins Great Victory over InfluenzaSalt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-20
243 B. Y. -A. C. Fray off When 'Flu' Haunts LoganSalt Lake Herald-Republican1919-03-15
244 Cedar May be Closed City during Xmas HolidaysIron County Record1918-12-06
245 Drastic New Flu Rules for OgdenSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-30
246 Flu Killing SheepNews Advocate1919-03-27
247 Health Conditions Good but Precautions Taken to Keep "Flu" OutAmerican Fork Citizen1920-01-31
248 James C. Penfield Dies on Sunday, a Victim of the "Flu"Vernal Express1919-01-10
249 Lark Mining Man Dies of "Flu"Bingham Bulletin1918-11-08
250 Mammoth People Take Steps to Prevent Spread of "Flu"Eureka Reporter1918-10-25
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