1918 Flu Pandemic Newspapers
 
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201 Deaths by 'Flu' is 400,000Ogden Daily Standard1918-12-12
202 Six Thousand Deaths of FluOgden Daily Standard1918-12-06
203 300,000 Deaths from Flu ReportedSalt Lake Telegram1918-12-05
204 Spanish Flu is Cause of DeathsSalt Lake Herald-Republican1918-08-18
205 28 Flu Cases and 3 Deaths ReportedSalt Lake Telegram1919-02-04
206 Denver has 42 Deaths from 'Flu'Salt Lake Tribune1918-12-13
207 Boston has 23 Deaths from 'Flu'Salt Lake Tribune1918-12-27
208 Four Deaths from "Flu" Past Week Throws Pall of Gloom over the CityVernal Express1920-03-05
209 Wearing "Flu" MaskRoosevelt Standard1918-12-04
210 Californians Doubt Flu Mask EfficacySalt Lake Telegram1918-11-23
211 Flu Mask Not Adopted by BoardSalt Lake Telegram1918-11-30
212 Cupid in Flu Mask Frightens Pair Who Come Here to WedSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-19
213 Flu Causes Closing of Local SchoolsTimes Independent1920-02-12
214 Schools and Shows Closed by FluSalt Lake Telegram1918-10-03
215 Nebraska Schools and Public Places Closed because of "Flu"Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-22
216 Schools Will Open Monday Few New Cases of FluAmerican Fork Citizen1920-02-21
217 Theatres, Churches, Schools of Utah Close on Account of "Flu'Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-09
218 Schools at Four Places in the County Remain Closed because of Flu EpidemicSun1919-01-03
219 Springville Man Died of "Flu"Bingham Bulletin1918-10-25
220 Flu Situation Much ImprovedGrand Valley Times1919-01-17
221 Flu Makes Meeting of Commissioners Most Unique OneGrand Valley Times1919-01-10
222 Flu Hospital Expense Totals Nearly $1,700Grand Valley Times1919-01-31
223 More Flu in Moab; School Monday UnlikelyGrand Valley Times1918-11-29
224 3,000 Navajos Succumb to Flu, Says Indian TraderGrand Valley Times1919-01-03
225 Mexican Dies of Influenza at the Branson SawmillGrand Valley Times1919-01-24
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