1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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126 One Death and 50 New 'Flu' CasesSalt Lake Tribune1918-11-07
127 Papers Hard Hit by Inroads Made by InfluenzaOgden Daily Standard1918-11-07
128 Public Warned to Guard Against FluSalt Lake Telegram1919-03-19
129 Thos. E. Myers Has Had Attack of InfluenzaOgden Daily Standard1918-11-07
130 The "Flu"Park Record1918-11-01
131 Flu AbatingSalt Lake Tribune1918-11-06
132 Flu ConditionsWashington County News1918-11-28
133 Flu on Decrease in Salt Lake CityOgden Daily Standard1918-11-18
134 Flu' Increases in Army CampsSalt Lake Tribune1918-10-29
135 Ravages of 'Flu' Worse than WarSalt Lake Tribune1918-11-18
136 Sheep May be Afflicted with "Flu" near Cisco; Disease Fatal to ThemGrand Valley Times1919-03-21
137 Camp Lewis is Ready for "Flu"Salt Lake Herald-Republican1918-09-28
138 How to Avoid InfluenzaSalt Lake Herald-Republican1920-01-28
139 Influenza Bobs up Again in CedarIron County Record1919-03-14
140 Influenza is Still with UsIron County Record1918-12-06
141 Advice to "Flu" ConvalescentsRoosevelt Standard1918-12-25
142 31 New 'Flu' Cases; 3 Deaths ReportedSalt Lake Tribune1918-12-15
143 Eureka Inaugurates Stringent 'Flu' BanSalt Lake Tribune1919-03-28
144 Fighting the Influenza in EnglandWasatch Wave1919-04-11
145 Flu Epidemic Abates and Mammoth Quarantine LiftedEureka Reporter1920-04-16
146 Ogden Elks' Club is Flu HospitalSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-02
147 Panguitch Now Has 'Flu' and Whole Family DownOgden Daily Standard1918-12-10
148 Recurrence of Flu Epidemic UnlikelySalt Lake Telegram1919-08-26
149 Silver Bow Shuts Tight over 'Flu'Salt Lake Tribune1918-11-30
150 Wyoming Puts Flu Lid on AgainSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-25
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