1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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51 Meetings Postponed on Account of FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-25
52 Theatres to Reopen with Splendid BillsSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-07
53 All Agencies to Unite for Drive on FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-06
54 Drop of 50 per Cent in Flu Death RateSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-05
55 Jos. Scowcroft Jr., Victim of FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-03
56 79 New Cases of Flu ReportedSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-04
57 Salt Lake Lively as Flu Ban is LiftedSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-07
58 Ogden's Drive on Flu is WinningSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-04
59 Member Student Army Dies of FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-07
60 Mint Drop Comes as Chaser of FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-03
61 Pope Wards off Flu by ExerciseSalt Lake Telegram1920-03-06
62 Flu Masks Still Worn by PrisonersSalt Lake Telegram1919-05-08
63 Plans to Combat Flu Are DiscussedSalt Lake Telegram1919-06-24
64 Alaskan Villages Wiped out by FluSalt Lake Telegram1919-07-01
65 Flu Orphans 200 Children in AlaskaSalt Lake Telegram1919-07-28
66 Flu Kills Natives.Salt Lake Telegram1919-06-06
67 Decrease in Cases of Flu ReportedSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-24
68 All Join Fight to Combat FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-21
69 Violators of Flu Rules to be PunishedSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-22
70 Hyrum Pingree Victim of FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-22
71 Utahn Dies of Flu in IdahoSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-19
72 Flu Yet Holds Sway in OgdenSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-22
73 Flu Fumigation is Latest SuggestionSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-23
74 Mrs. C. M. Nielsen Flu SuffererSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-21
75 Raising Flu Ban to be Decided TomorrowSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-13
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