1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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151 Mint Drop Comes as Chaser of FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-03
152 Plans to Combat Flu Are DiscussedSalt Lake Telegram1919-06-24
153 Decrease in Cases of Flu ReportedSalt Lake Telegram1919-01-24
154 Government Experts to Study "Flu" through "U"Utah Daily Chronicle1919-02-03
155 Flu' ConditionsLogan Republican1919-03-25
156 Flu Hits Silver CityEureka Reporter1920-04-09
157 Easter Services at the M. E. ChurchEureka Reporter1920-04-02
158 Meeting Held to Consider "Flu" Conditions in CityManti Messenger1918-11-29
159 Until the Flu FleesManti Messenger1918-10-18
160 Flu at Park CityManti Messenger1918-11-29
161 No New "Flu."Manti Messenger1918-11-15
162 Local and PersonalManti Messenger1919-03-14
163 The "Flu," the Board of Health the PeopleManti Messenger1918-12-06
164 Flu Situation Much ImprovedManti Messenger1918-12-20
165 Influenza No Flu in MantiManti Messenger1920-01-30
166 More FluManti Messenger1919-03-21
167 Grade Schools CloseManti Messenger1919-04-04
168 Local and PersonalGrand Valley Times1918-11-22
169 Flu Epidemic on DeclineGrand Valley Times1918-11-08
170 Flu Situation is Improving SteadilyGrand Valley Times1918-11-15
171 John Heber Preece, a Young Father Dies as Result of "Flu"Vernal Express1918-12-20
172 Walter Richardson Dies after a Hard Struggle with "Flu"Vernal Express1918-12-06
173 93 Deaths during 1918 in Uintah County; 45 Victims of "Flu"Vernal Express1919-01-17
174 The "Flu" Did ItIron County Record1918-11-22
175 Stalwart Citizen Victim of the "Flu"Iron County Record1918-12-13
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