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- Influenza Claims Life of Beloved Young Moab Woman
- Second Death Occurs Today from Influenza
- Acquire More Water for Big Indian Mill
- 250 Cases of Influenza Develop during Week
- School Board Meets and Re-organizes for Ensuing Two Years
- Soldier Tells Fo Cessation of Fighting
- The Victory Edition
- Flu Makes Meeting of Commissioners Most Unique One
- Grand County Made Proud Record in Fourth Loan
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- Americans Check Bolshevik Troops
- Utah Boys Coming Home
- Family of Five Killed
- Woman Passes as Man
- Lieutenant Schley Give War Cross
- Ex-kaiser Undergoes Operation
- Boat Capsizes, Five Lives Lost
- To Fix Policy of Red Cross Work
- New Era for World Predicts Wilson
- Alexander of Serbia
- Steamer Stranded
- Heavy Canadian Casualties
- One Way of Making Him Safe
- Government Loses Money on Railway
- Ex-kaiser's Letters Burned
- Allies Dividing Hun Subs
- Elks Help Salvation Army
- Peru's Minister Arrives
- Prince Inspects American Troops
- Japan to Work for Open Door in East
- Conference May Begin January 13
- Work of Relief Grows Greater
- Maj. O. B. Zimmerman
- Chicago Had Most Volunteers
- Use of Uniform Criticized
- Hundred Million to Hungry Europe
- Pope and President Meet
- Soldiers Rescued from Ship
- Reject Old Hun Cannon
- Dried Sharks Ships Cargo
- Germans Lost 202 Subs
- Women's Shoes to be Higher
- Another American Ship Coming Home
- Gaida Wipes out Bolshevik Army
- Italians Welcome Wilson
- Rioters Stop Cars in Denver
- Huns Desire Liberty of State
- Michigan Gives Bone Dry Vote
- Boys in Europe Need Letters
- Bolsheviki Hiring Soldiers
- Body Guard of Garfield Dead
- Score of Girls Badly Burned
- Labor Board Hears Complaints
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- For Control of Ugliness
- Bohemia Land of Patriots
- Caton a City of Canals
- According to the Title
- Yankee Troops Marching into Germany
- Yank Gunnery Amazes Boche
- Almost Entire Family Wiped out by War
- Woman Bosses Mine
- Well-Known Buffet Closes
- Two Senators Live in Same Street in Topeka
- $75 by Air to Paris
- Find Potash in Georgia
- War is Good Hair Tonic
- Man Who Never Worries
- Utah Budget
- A Doubtful Indorsement
- Novel Excuse
- Too Much to Stand
- In the Beauty Shop
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- Every Slacker in the Country to be Arrested
- Local Chairman Thanked
- Start Putting up Ice
- War Savings Committee is Asked to Continue
- Dr. C. M. Clark Arrives to Help Fight Influenza
- The Scrap Book
- French Women Saved Crops
- Joseph W. Preator Dies at Burlington, Wyoming
- Leslie Foy with Army of Occupation in Germany
- Writers of "Home, Sweet Home."
- Representative Brown Will Have Backing of People
- Very Important
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- Troubles Had in Getting Whiskey for Influenza
- Appreciate "Smokes" from the People at Home
- Returns from Coast
- Richardson Events
- Ute Indians Dying From Flu
- Dr. Symon is the New Physician at Sego
- Westwater Notes
- Two Make Final Proofs
- Tall Hat Still in Vogue
- Pictures of Grand County Soldier Boys Are Wanted
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Grand Valley Times | 1919-01-10 | Page 4 | Dr. C. M. Clark Arrives to Help Fight Influenza
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-01-10 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Language | eng |
| City | Moab |
| County | Grand |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6sj2xdg |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sj2xdg |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Dr. C. M. Clark Arrives to Help Fight Influenza |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-01-10 |
| Paper | Grand Valley Times |
| Language | eng |
| City | Moab |
| County | Grand |
| Page | 4 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sj2xdg/20146290 |