1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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526 Explains How 145th Treats Spanish Flu1918-12-05Text
527 Flu Worse in County1918-11-21Text
528 Meeting Held to Consider "Flu" Conditions in City1918-11-29Text
529 The "Flu" Still Rages in Vernal; New Cases Are Reported Light1918-11-22Text
530 Closing Our Schools to Stop the Flu1918-11-16Text
531 Funeral Held for A. A. Thomas Friday1919-11-04Text
532 The Flu Has Taken Its Grim Toll from This City1920-02-14Text
533 Emergency Hospital Now Has 10 Patients; 19 Are Discharged1918-12-06Text
534 Flu Conditions Not Alarming Cases Very Mild1920-01-31Text
535 Flu Raging at Panguitch1919-01-16Text
536 Joseph Scowcroft, Jr., Dies after Short Illness of 'Flu'1918-12-03Text
537 Schools to Open Dec. 30; One Flu Patient Fined1918-12-12Text
538 Spanish "Flu" Attacks Many1918-10-17Text
539 350 Residents of Salt Lake Flu Victims1918-10-10Text
540 Theatregoers Dare 'Flu' Gradually down Timidity Famed Eva Big Feature1918-12-15Text
541 Personals and Little Locals1918-11-14Text
542 City Council Meet and Discuss the "Flu" Situation1920-02-06Text
543 Flu Kills 13 Utahns in Service1918-11-30Text
544 The School Situation1918-12-28Text
545 Flu Situation Much Improved1919-01-17Text
546 Viewing Bodies of Flu Victims is Curbed1918-10-31Text
547 City Council Resolves to Stamp out "Flu"1918-11-22Text
548 Theatres to Reopen with Splendid Bills1918-12-07Text
549 Salt Lake Stock Brokers to Wear Flu Masks1918-10-28Text
550 Barber of Zion Gay Wit in Fact, a Regular Cut-up Has Scheme to Beat Flu1918-11-29Text
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