Filters: Paper: "Vernal Express" Year Start: 1917 Year End: 1920
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1 Vernal Express1920-01-306Says Influenza is Unconqueredarticle
2 Vernal Express1919-01-171Spanish Influenza in Our Communityarticle
3 Vernal Express1919-10-101A Possible Recurrence of Influenza Predicted during This Fall and Winterarticle
4 Vernal Express1919-01-174Lewis W. Oaks Says Influenza Masks Inefectivearticle
5 Vernal Express1919-10-031Possible Recurrence of Influenza Predicted for Winterarticle
6 Vernal Express1920-02-206Fear an Element in Epidemicarticle
7 Vernal Express1919-06-271Influenza Scourge to Come next Winterarticle
8 Vernal Express1919-01-171Ezra Merkley Dies a Victim of the Influenza Diseasedeath
9 Vernal Express1919-01-038Influenza Rules Adopted by State Board of Healtharticle
10 Vernal Express1918-12-271Influenza Ban is Lifted off Schools, Shows and Maskarticle
11 Vernal Express1919-01-17693 Deaths during 1918 in Uintah County; 45 Victims of "Flu"death
12 Vernal Express1918-12-0612Influenza Can be Preventedarticle
13 Vernal Express1918-12-2010George B. O' Neil Dies at Duchesne City from Influenzadeath
14 Vernal Express1920-09-171Return of Influenza Epidemic Predictedarticle
15 Vernal Express1918-10-257What to Do for the Influenza; Do Not Treat it Lightlyarticle
16 Vernal Express1918-11-086More Funerals as the Result of the Deadly Influenzadeath
17 Vernal Express1918-11-158David Ivan Preece Another Victim of the Influenzaarticle
18 Vernal Express1918-11-158Local Newsarticle
19 Vernal Express1918-10-111Spanish "Flu" Has Been in Vernal since Last Julyarticle
20 Vernal Express1919-02-148Local Newsarticle
21 Vernal Express1918-11-158Mrs. Mark Cook Dies in Naples as Result of the Influenzaarticle
22 Vernal Express1919-01-108Influenza Situation Seems to be Clearing up over Countyarticle
23 Vernal Express1918-11-223Jensenarticle
24 Vernal Express1918-12-272Advice to "Flu" Convalescentsarticle
25 Vernal Express1918-11-291Lapointarticle
26 Vernal Express1919-01-031Steps Taken to Open the Public Schools next Weekarticle
27 Vernal Express1918-11-226Local Newsarticle
28 Vernal Express1918-12-135Libertyarticle
29 Vernal Express1919-01-313Naplesarticle
30 Vernal Express1919-01-038Bessie Findley Dies as a Result of the Influenza Scourgedeath
31 Vernal Express1919-01-241Situation is a Problem for Vernal Cityarticle
32 Vernal Express1919-02-071Grim Reaperarticle
33 Vernal Express1918-11-298City Council Passes Ordinance Forcing Wearing of a Maskarticle
34 Vernal Express1919-02-141Forest Adams Dies from the Influenzadeath
35 Vernal Express1919-02-141The "Flu" Ban Will be Lifted next Mondayarticle
36 Vernal Express1918-12-0612Local Newsarticle
37 Vernal Express1918-10-258advertisement
38 Vernal Express1920-02-208City Dads Find Way to Protect Water Pipesarticle
39 Vernal Express1920-02-131No Need for Alarm over "Flu" If People Will Only Act Sanearticle
40 Vernal Express1919-01-246Local Newsarticle
41 Vernal Express1918-11-291Naplesarticle
42 Vernal Express1918-12-067Lapointarticle
43 Vernal Express1918-12-271Leeton-Bennettarticle
44 Vernal Express1919-01-175Libertyarticle
45 Vernal Express1919-01-246Local Newsarticle
46 Vernal Express1918-12-061Local Newsarticle
47 Vernal Express1919-01-318Local Newsarticle
48 Vernal Express1919-02-078Local Newsarticle
49 Vernal Express1919-02-218Local Newsarticle
50 Vernal Express1918-10-254Maeserarticle
51 Vernal Express1918-12-066Naplesarticle
52 Vernal Express1919-08-221Important Conference of Health and School Authorities in Vernalarticle
53 Vernal Express1918-11-151Local Newsarticle
54 Vernal Express1918-11-152Libertyarticle
55 Vernal Express1919-01-318Local Newsarticle
56 Vernal Express1919-02-078Local Newsarticle
57 Vernal Express1919-03-148Local Newsarticle
58 Vernal Express1918-12-067Leeton-Bennettarticle
59 Vernal Express1919-02-075News of Our Neighborsarticle
60 Vernal Express1919-01-246Local Newsarticle
61 Vernal Express1919-02-148Local Newsarticle
62 Vernal Express1919-02-148Local Newsarticle
63 Vernal Express1919-01-245News of Our Neighborsarticle
64 Vernal Express1918-11-224Maeserarticle
65 Vernal Express1918-12-137U. S. Health Service Issues Warningarticle
66 Vernal Express1918-12-131Local Newsarticle
67 Vernal Express1919-01-172Lapointarticle
68 Vernal Express1920-03-058Stake Quarterly Conferencearticle
69 Vernal Express1919-01-108Local Newsarticle
70 Vernal Express1919-01-318Local Newsarticle
71 Vernal Express1919-02-144School Districts Sends out Questionnairesarticle
72 Vernal Express1918-10-186Geo. Alfred Hall Dies Wednesday Eve at the Local Hospitaldeath
73 Vernal Express1918-11-011Voters next Tuesday Will be Expected to Wear a Gauze Maskarticle
74 Vernal Express1918-11-158Grim Reaper Claims Another Young Wife; Millie P. Danielsarticle
75 Vernal Express1918-11-226Local Newsarticle
76 Vernal Express1918-11-011Sad Death of Mrs. Nance J. Tavis, at Watson, on Sundaydeath
77 Vernal Express1918-10-253Glinesarticle
78 Vernal Express1919-01-174advertisement
79 Vernal Express1919-01-312advertisement
80 Vernal Express1918-11-298Hatch J. Murrary, Son of Ann Murray Dies of the "Flu"death
81 Vernal Express1918-12-201Co. Commissioners Do Good Work in "Flu" Campaignarticle
82 Vernal Express1918-12-2010John Heber Preece, a Young Father Dies as Result of "Flu"article
83 Vernal Express1919-01-031Local Newsarticle
84 Vernal Express1919-01-176Local Newsarticle
85 Vernal Express1918-11-152Jensenarticle
86 Vernal Express1918-11-226United War Work Campaign is Nearing Close; Good Resultsarticle
87 Vernal Express1919-01-108James C. Penfield Dies on Sunday, a Victim of the "Flu"death
88 Vernal Express1919-01-318Uintah Academy is Having Much Success with the New Planarticle
89 Vernal Express1919-07-251Walter Stock Company Pleasesarticle
90 Vernal Express1918-12-134Glinesarticle
91 Vernal Express1918-11-298Jensenarticle
92 Vernal Express1919-01-246Local Newsarticle
93 Vernal Express1919-10-243Prevention Campaign Against Return of "Flu" Being Wagedarticle
94 Vernal Express1920-02-068Educational Campaign for Uintah Co. Put off until March 15article
95 Vernal Express1917-02-021Parent's Duty to Guard Public Healtharticle
96 Vernal Express1918-10-184News of Our Neighborsarticle
97 Vernal Express1918-10-258Mrs. R. S. Jensen, a Daughter of Harmon Soward Died Fridaydeath
98 Vernal Express1918-11-152Leeton-Bennettarticle
99 Vernal Express1918-12-2010Renew Your Red X Membership Now at the Chapter Officesarticle
100 Vernal Express1918-10-254Ashleyarticle
101 Vernal Express1918-12-134Davisarticle
102 Vernal Express1919-01-318Last Tribute is Paid to Wm. R. Ramseyarticle
103 Vernal Express1918-11-154Jensenarticle
104 Vernal Express1918-11-223Naplesarticle
105 Vernal Express1919-03-281Britisher's Day Will be Celebrated on next Thursdayarticle
106 Vernal Express1919-01-318advertisement
107 Vernal Express1918-12-131War Found Contributorsarticle
108 Vernal Express1918-11-226Lapoint is in the Grip of "Flu" Epidemic; One Death Reporteddeath
109 Vernal Express1919-06-138Just for Informationarticle
110 Vernal Express1918-11-158Sad Death from "Flu" of the Ouray School Teacherdeath
111 Vernal Express1918-11-221Libertyarticle
112 Vernal Express1918-12-061Walter Richardson Dies after a Hard Struggle with "Flu"death
113 Vernal Express1919-02-141Funeral Services of Jos. Rich, Jrarticle
114 Vernal Express1919-02-211Churches to Open a Week from Sundayarticle
115 Vernal Express1919-10-314Did You Know, Thatarticle
116 Vernal Express1920-02-061Board of Health Decides No Occasion to Close the Schoolsarticle
117 Vernal Express1919-01-173advertisement
118 Vernal Express1918-10-251Six Funerals in One Week is the Wreck of the "Flu" Scourgearticle
119 Vernal Express1918-11-084Maeserarticle
120 Vernal Express1918-12-131Sad Death of Elmer Dillman from Influenzadeath
121 Vernal Express1918-12-201Dr. Tolhurst Gives His Life in Helping to Save Othersarticle
122 Vernal Express1918-12-278advertisement
123 Vernal Express1917-02-165Davis Itemsarticle
124 Vernal Express1918-11-151Inopportune Death of Mabel Tyzack; a Victim of the "Flu"death
125 Vernal Express1918-11-152Local Newsarticle
126 Vernal Express1919-04-258Graduating Exercises at the Uintah Academyarticle
127 Vernal Express1920-02-061Lapointarticle
128 Vernal Express1920-08-203State Veterinary Visits Vernalarticle
129 Vernal Express1918-11-0110Funeral Services over Remains of Myron Hackingdeath
130 Vernal Express1918-12-134Leeton-Bennettarticle
131 Vernal Express1918-12-135Lapointarticle
132 Vernal Express1918-12-206Laren Ross Writes Interesting Letters from "over There"article
133 Vernal Express1919-01-176News Notes from the Uintah County Red Cross Chapterarticle
134 Vernal Express1919-02-141May Leota Pits Answers Last Callarticle
135 Vernal Express1919-02-218License Question is Agian Brought before Councilarticle
136 Vernal Express1920-01-161Local Federal Farm Loan Board Is Reorganizedarticle
137 Vernal Express1918-10-251Sad Death of Ira Williams; Another Victim of the "Flu"death
138 Vernal Express1918-11-291George Peters Dies in France; a Victim of "Flu" Plaguearticle
139 Vernal Express1919-02-281Woolgrowers Meet in S. L. on April 1article
140 Vernal Express1919-02-288Local Newsarticle
141 Vernal Express1920-12-1014Woodmen of the Worldarticle
142 Vernal Express1918-11-152News of Our Neighborsarticle
143 Vernal Express1918-12-134Naplesarticle
144 Vernal Express1918-12-138Local Newsarticle
145 Vernal Express1918-10-186Alton Calder Dies at the Ft. Logan Training Campdeath
146 Vernal Express1918-12-0612Goodrich, Murray and Bartlett Win in School Electionarticle
147 Vernal Express1918-12-201Jesse Willis, Dies at Age of 60 Years; Uintah Co. Pioneerdeath
148 Vernal Express1918-12-201Proclamationarticle
149 Vernal Express1919-10-108Children of Central School Being Examined by Trained Nursearticle
150 Vernal Express1918-10-253Jensenarticle
151 Vernal Express1918-10-253Naplesarticle
152 Vernal Express1918-10-254Lapointarticle
153 Vernal Express1918-10-258Myron Hacking Dies in Salt Lake on Wednesday, Oct. 23death
154 Vernal Express1919-01-317Nation to Honor Roosevelt on Feb. 9article
155 Vernal Express1918-11-083Naplesarticle
156 Vernal Express1918-11-291Lula Hamilton Falls a Victim to the Dread Influenza Epidemicarticle
157 Vernal Express1918-12-208News of Our Neighborsarticle
158 Vernal Express1918-11-221Correspondence Work at U. A. Exceeds All Fond Expectationsarticle
159 Vernal Express1919-01-101Year of Possibilities in Store for Uintah County in Oil Shalearticle
160 Vernal Express1918-10-118Uintah Girls Have Best Exhibit of Any in the State of Utaharticle
161 Vernal Express1918-11-298Maeserarticle
162 Vernal Express1919-01-103Laren Ross Weighs Only 220 Pounds on U. S. Army "Chow"article
163 Vernal Express1919-08-151County Schools to Open Sept. 8 after Teachers' Institutearticle
164 Vernal Express1920-04-231Commencement Exercises at the Uintah Academy This Weekarticle
165 Vernal Express1918-12-2010advertisement
166 Vernal Express1918-12-206Chas Bowden One Hour's Ride from Verdun at Time of Peacearticle
167 Vernal Express1919-01-241District Schools Uintah County Are Again Openarticle
168 Vernal Express1919-01-245advertisement
169 Vernal Express1920-01-303The "Flu" Has Returned All Rightarticle
170 Vernal Express1920-04-301From Our Correspondentsarticle
171 Vernal Express1918-12-275News of Our Neighborsarticle
172 Vernal Express1919-04-045Maeserarticle
173 Vernal Express1918-11-155Naplesarticle
174 Vernal Express1918-12-131Time for Stringent Action If We Are to Get Rid of the "Flu:article
175 Vernal Express1918-12-138Another Change is Ordered by Government as to Phonesarticle
176 Vernal Express1919-10-311Honest Appeal to Voters of Vernal Cityarticle
177 Vernal Express1919-01-034News of Our Neighborsarticle
178 Vernal Express1918-12-138advertisement
179 Vernal Express1919-03-071District Court Will Convene next Weekarticle
180 Vernal Express1919-03-285Rooseveltarticle
181 Vernal Express1920-02-278Ashley Valley Pioneer Laid to Restarticle
182 Vernal Express1919-01-104News of Our Neighborsarticle
183 Vernal Express1919-02-211John N. Davis is New Head of the Commercial Clubarticle
184 Vernal Express1920-02-201Enthusiasm and Good Fellowship at Commercial Club Meetarticle
185 Vernal Express1918-11-158Mrs. John T. Pope Dies after a Lingering Illness, Wednesdayarticle
186 Vernal Express1919-04-118Maeserarticle
187 Vernal Express1920-10-087Nationwide Fight Against Diseasearticle
188 Vernal Express1919-01-038advertisement
189 Vernal Express1919-01-171Fight Waged on Influenza Epidemicarticle
190 Vernal Express1920-03-054From Our Correspondentsarticle
191 Vernal Express1918-11-221Sad Death of Hazel Johnson King Caused by the "Flu" Plaguedeath
192 Vernal Express1918-11-291Uintah County Goes "over the Top" in War Work Drivearticle
193 Vernal Express1918-12-066Maeserarticle
194 Vernal Express1919-01-035License Question Discussed to Raise More Revenuesarticle
195 Vernal Express1919-01-175News of Our Neighborsarticle
196 Vernal Express1919-02-218advertisement
197 Vernal Express1919-12-1217Red Cross Activities in Uintah Coarticle
198 Vernal Express1920-02-134From Our Correspondentsarticle
199 Vernal Express1920-04-232From Our Correspondentsarticle
200 Vernal Express1920-05-141Uintah County District Schools Closed with Appropriate Exercisesarticle
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