1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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101 Doctor Dies of InfluenzaSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-11
102 Doctors in Service to be Freed to Fight FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-10
103 Dogs Prey on Dead Flu VictimsSalt Lake Telegram1919-07-12
104 Dr. Blue Says Flu Will Not Stage ComebackSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-13
105 Drastic New Flu Rules for OgdenSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-30
106 Drop of 50 per Cent in Flu Death RateSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-05
107 Education Drive on Flu is PlannedSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-18
108 Ella Flagg Young, Educator, is Flu VictimSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-26
109 Entrainment of 450 Utah Draftees Held up by "Flu"Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-05
110 Ephraim Doctor, Druggist, First to Catch "Flu"Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-15
111 Epidemic of Flu is Thing of PastSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-16
112 Epidemic of Influenza Threatens Whole WorldSalt Lake Telegram1918-07-13
113 Even Buffalo Are Victims of FluSalt Lake Telegram1919-03-14
114 Ex Giant Flu VictimSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-10
115 Facts Bared on Gravity of Influenza Epidemic HereSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-11
116 Father Left Alone as Flu Takes ThreeSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-18
117 Five Deaths from Flu ReportedSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-16
118 Flocks of Sheep Wander Far When Herders Take FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-12
119 Flower Show is Held up by FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-15
120 Flu Ban Partly Raised at BrighamSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-17
121 Flu Cases MildSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-24
122 Flu Closing Law Declared InvalidSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-14
123 Flu Cost $7,500,000 Insurance in AfricaSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-17
124 Flu Danger Not over, Warns BlueSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-16
125 Flu Danger is Passed, Says NewmanSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-18
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