1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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101 Flu Decreases in Army CampsSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-20
102 John Heber Preece, a Young Father Dies as Result of "Flu"Vernal Express1918-12-20
103 Six Million Dead of Flu in 3 MonthsSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-20
104 Ogden Reports Nine 'Flu' CasesSalt Lake Tribune1918-12-22
105 Julius R. Hunter is Victim of 'Flu' in Lovelock. NevOgden Daily Standard1918-12-23
106 Young Child Dies as Cresult of 'Flu'Ogden Daily Standard1918-12-24
107 Ten "Flu" Cases in OgdenSalt Lake Tribune1918-12-25
108 28 Flu Cases and 2 Deaths ReportedSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-26
109 Boston has 23 Deaths from 'Flu'Salt Lake Tribune1918-12-27
110 Two Die from FluNews Advocate1919-01-02
111 3,000 Navajos Succumb to Flu, Says Indian TraderGrand Valley Times1919-01-03
112 3 Brothers Die of Flu; Fourth IllSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-09
113 Ute Indians Dying From FluGrand Valley Times1919-01-10
114 James C. Penfield Dies on Sunday, a Victim of the "Flu"Vernal Express1919-01-10
115 96 New Cases Flu; 4 Deaths ReportSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-11
116 82 New Cases of Flu Are ReportedSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-13
117 99 Persons Become"Flu" VictimsSalt Lake Herald-Republican1919-01-15
118 Flu Fatal in Three CasesSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-15
119 99 New Cases Flu Are Reported HereSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-15
120 Five Deaths from Flu ReportedSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-16
121 93 Deaths during 1918 in Uintah County; 45 Victims of "Flu"Vernal Express1919-01-17
122 134 New Cases Flu Reported in CitySalt Lake Telegram1919-01-18
123 85 New Cases of Flu ReportedSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-20
124 7 Deaths from Flu; 91 New Cases ListedSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-22
125 No Flu Deaths Reported in DaySalt Lake Telegram1919-01-23
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