1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers | University of Utah Marriott Library

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	Title	Paper	Date
101	Butte Modifies 'Flu' Regulations	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-06
102	Mrs. A. S. Jones, Church Worker, is Victim of Flu	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-07
103	Flu Improvement is Reported - by Surgeon General	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-07
104	Health Boards Lift Influenza Ban	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-07
105	Influenza Rules will be Rigidly Enforced	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-08
106	Flu Ban Lifted	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-08
107	The Tribune's Progress	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-08
108	Declares Lack of Liquor Causes 'Flu'	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-08
109	Military Funeral for Victim of Flu	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-08
110	Recovers from Flu	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-08
111	Oil Salesman is Victim of 'Flu'	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-08
112	Decrease in New Flu Cases Noted	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-09
113	Telephone Calls Almost Doubled by 'Flu' Epidemic	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-09
114	Obey Rules or Flu Ban Comes Again, Warning	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-09
115	New 'Flu' Cases Drop to Fifty-Nine	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-10
116	To Instruct in Fighting 'Flu'	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-10
117	Flu Situation is Improved	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-10
118	Student Soldier Falls Victim to the Deadly 'Flu'	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-10
119	Two Flu Victims Tooele Reports	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-10
120	Cities Report on Influenza Battle	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-11
121	Recovers from Flu; Marries his Nurse	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-11
122	Board Protests School Closing	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-11
123	Nursing "Flu" Patients	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-11
124	Flu Bad in East Indies	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-12
125	Denver has 42 Deaths from 'Flu'	Salt Lake Tribune	1918-12-13

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