1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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26 Pennsylvania Coach has Spanish ''Flu''Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-05
27 Entrainment of 450 Utah Draftees Held up by "Flu"Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-05
28 Influenza is Spreading; 40 More VictimSalt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-06
29 Utah Soldier is Dead of Spanish Flu at U. S. CampSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-07
30 Spanish Influenza Known as Three-Day Fever and Also as "Flu" in Washington, D. COgden Daily Standard1918-10-07
31 Salt Lakers Dies of "Flu" in EastSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-08
32 Theatres, Churches, Schools of Utah Close on Account of "Flu'Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-09
33 Cam Lewis Succeeds in Checking the "Flu"Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-09
34 Hand the Flu a Lemon !Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-09
35 Spanish FluRoosevelt Standard1918-10-09
36 Forty Cases of "Flu" ReportedOgden Daily Standard1918-10-09
37 350 Residents of Salt Lake Flu VictimsSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-10
38 Red Cross Will Fight InfluenzaPiute Chieftain1918-10-10
39 Fraternal Congress Prevented by FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-10
40 Common Sense Real Factor in Combating 'Flu'Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-10
41 Two Soldiers Die of the Spanish FluOgden Daily Standard1918-10-10
42 Spanish "Flu" Has Been in Vernal since Last JulyVernal Express1918-10-11
43 Doctor Dies of InfluenzaSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-11
44 211,000 Flu Cases in ArmySalt Lake Telegram1918-10-11
45 Flu Puts Biff Game No Blink in New EnglandSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-11
46 Motion Picture Films Held up by Flu SpreadSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-11
47 Flu' Puts Crimp in Grid ScheduleSalt Lake Tribune1918-10-11
48 Bingham Plans Fight on "Flu"Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-11
49 Facts Bared on Gravity of Influenza Epidemic HereSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-11
50 About Spanish InfluenzaPark Record1918-10-11
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