1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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276 Flu at Park CityManti Messenger1918-11-29
277 No New "Flu."Manti Messenger1918-11-15
278 Local and PersonalManti Messenger1919-03-14
279 The "Flu," the Board of Health the PeopleManti Messenger1918-12-06
280 Flu Situation Much ImprovedManti Messenger1918-12-20
281 Influenza No Flu in MantiManti Messenger1920-01-30
282 More FluManti Messenger1919-03-21
283 Grade Schools CloseManti Messenger1919-04-04
284 Local and PersonalGrand Valley Times1918-11-22
285 Flu Epidemic on DeclineGrand Valley Times1918-11-08
286 Flu Situation is Improving SteadilyGrand Valley Times1918-11-15
287 John Heber Preece, a Young Father Dies as Result of "Flu"Vernal Express1918-12-20
288 Walter Richardson Dies after a Hard Struggle with "Flu"Vernal Express1918-12-06
289 93 Deaths during 1918 in Uintah County; 45 Victims of "Flu"Vernal Express1919-01-17
290 The "Flu" Did ItIron County Record1918-11-22
291 Stalwart Citizen Victim of the "Flu"Iron County Record1918-12-13
292 Business Men Confer with Health Board on Means of Checking FluIron County Record1918-12-13
293 Enterprise in Grip of "Flu" EpidemicIron County Record1919-03-07
294 Conrad Hunter Victim of "Flu"Iron County Record1918-12-20
295 Sturdy Youth Yields to "Flu"-PneumoniaIron County Record1918-11-29
296 Cedar May be Closed City during Xmas HolidaysIron County Record1918-12-06
297 Flu Ban Lifted in Cedar CityIron County Record1920-02-13
298 The "Flu" SituationIron County Record1920-02-06
299 Local HappeningsIron County Record1920-02-13
300 Beaver Man Bring Flu from ConventionIron County Record1920-02-06
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