Filters: Month: "october" Year End: 1920 Year Start: 1917
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801 Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-1712Epidemic Does Not Stop Boys at Boulderarticle
802 Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-1714Hope of Liberty Loan Centered on Honor Clubarticle
803 Washington County News1918-10-171Mrs. Ida Bond Deadarticle
804 Washington County News1918-10-174Uncle Sam's Advice on Fluarticle
805 Washington County News1918-10-175Correspondencearticle
806 Washington County News1918-10-176News of a Week in Condensed Formarticle
807 Washington County News1918-10-177To Battle with Influenzaarticle
808 Washington County News1918-10-177Inland Northwestarticle
809 Spanish Fork Press1918-10-171page
810 Spanish Fork Press1918-10-173page
811 Spanish Fork Press1918-10-175page
812 Spanish Fork Press1918-10-178page
813 Deseret Evening News1918-10-172page
814 Deseret Evening News1918-10-174page
815 Deseret Evening News1918-10-176page
816 Deseret Evening News1918-10-177page
817 Deseret Evening News1918-10-1711page
818 Deseret Evening News1918-10-1712page
819 Deseret Evening News1918-10-1714page
820 Weekly Reflex1918-10-171page
821 Weekly Reflex1918-10-173page
822 Weekly Reflex1918-10-174page
823 Weekly Reflex1918-10-175page
824 Weekly Reflex1918-10-178page
825 Paysonian1918-10-171page
826 Paysonian1918-10-172page
827 Paysonian1918-10-175page
828 Paysonian1918-10-178page
829 Bingham Bulletin1918-10-181page
830 Bingham Bulletin1918-10-181Influenza is about over in the Armyarticle
831 Bingham Bulletin1918-10-181Teachers Canvas Bingham for Spanish Influenzaarticle
832 Bingham Bulletin1918-10-181Letters from Bingham Soldiersarticle
833 Bingham Bulletin1918-10-181Spanish "Flu" is in Camparticle
834 Bingham Bulletin1918-10-181English Cure for Influenzaarticle
835 Bingham Bulletin1918-10-185page
836 Bingham Bulletin1918-10-185Briefsarticle
837 Bingham Bulletin1918-10-188page
838 Bingham Bulletin1918-10-188Wise and Otherwisearticle
839 Bingham Bulletin1918-10-188Death of Miss Doris Fullmerdeath
840 Davis County Clipper1918-10-181Information from State Board on Influenzaarticle
841 Davis County Clipper1918-10-181Mrs. Harriet C. Hansen Victim of Influenzaarticle
842 Davis County Clipper1918-10-181People Urged to Help Prevent Spread of Influenzaarticle
843 Davis County Clipper1918-10-183Northwest Notesarticle
844 Davis County Clipper1918-10-185advertisement
845 Davis County Clipper1918-10-185Bountiful Briefsarticle
846 Davis County Clipper1918-10-185Centervillearticle
847 Davis County Clipper1918-10-185Clinton Utaharticle
848 Davis County Clipper1918-10-185Woods Crossarticle
849 Davis County Clipper1918-10-185Laytonarticle
850 Davis County Clipper1918-10-186To Battle with Influenzaarticle
851 Davis County Clipper1918-10-188Bountiful Briefsarticle
852 Eureka Reporter1918-10-181Closing Order Effective throughout State on Account of Rapid Spread of Influenzaarticle
853 Eureka Reporter1918-10-181Borges Child Passed Awayarticle
854 Eureka Reporter1918-10-181Mrs. Schaellings Deaddeath
855 Eureka Reporter1918-10-184Eureka Personals and Social Eventsarticle
856 Eureka Reporter1918-10-185Former Mammoth Woman Died at Leamingtondeath
857 Eureka Reporter1918-10-187Spanish Influenza Rapidly Spreadingarticle
858 Gunnison Gazette1918-10-181Uncle Sam's Advice on Fluarticle
859 Gunnison Gazette1918-10-181Local Echoesarticle
860 Gunnison Gazette1918-10-182History of Past Weekarticle
861 Gunnison Gazette1918-10-187To Battle with Influenzaarticle
862 Iron County Record1918-10-181Anna Pendleton Victum of "Flu"article
863 Iron County Record1918-10-181What to Do for the Influenzaarticle
864 Iron County Record1918-10-181Vaccination for Influenzaarticle
865 Iron County Record1918-10-184S. L. City is Censurablearticle
866 Iron County Record1918-10-184Influenza is Seriousarticle
867 Iron County Record1918-10-186To Battle with Influenzaarticle
868 Iron County Record1918-10-188Local Briefsarticle
869 Manti Messenger1918-10-181Four Influenza Cases, None Seriousarticle
870 Manti Messenger1918-10-181Matters Political Put in Motion in Manti Mondayarticle
871 Manti Messenger1918-10-181Victim of Influenzaarticle
872 Manti Messenger1918-10-185Influenza is Real Menacearticle
873 Manti Messenger1918-10-187To Battle with Influenzaarticle
874 Beaver County News1918-10-181Happenings about Townarticle
875 Beaver County News1918-10-182News of a Week in Condensed Formarticle
876 Beaver County News1918-10-188Local and Personalarticle
877 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-183Open Air Funeral Helddeath
878 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-184Salt Lake Alarmed over Spread of Influenzaarticle
879 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-185Alice Broughton Dies on Coastdeath
880 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-185College Teams Not Successfularticle
881 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-186Judge Agee's Court Adjourns until October 28article
882 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-186Wear Gas Masks as a Preventivearticle
883 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-186Deaths and Funeralsdeath
884 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-186Influenza Claim More Victims and Three Soldiers Are Taken to Hospital for Treatmentarticle
885 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-186Mrs. Oscar Madsen Seriously Illarticle
886 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-186Random Referencesarticle
887 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-187High Praise for First Yanks to Enter the Fight in Franc, is Given by Y. M. C. A. Visitorarticle
888 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-187Teachers Go out to Homes of Afflicted in an Effort to Help Stop the Influenzaarticle
889 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-187Draft Movement Stoppedarticle
890 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-188Illinois Takes Drastic Steps to Check Influenzaarticle
891 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-1810Congress Asked to Appropriate Influenza Fundarticle
892 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-1811Drastic Action Against Influenza Taken in Iowaarticle
893 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-1812Cases of Influenza Show a Marked Decrease in Omahaarticle
894 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-1812Major Lylle Dies of Embolism Caused by the Influenzadeath
895 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-1812Closinb Public Placesarticle
896 Ogden Daily Standard1918-10-1812Mrs. Mary Davidson Dies of Influenzadeath
897 Park Record1918-10-181The Influenza.article
898 Park Record1918-10-182The Influenza.article
899 Park Record1918-10-183Heneferarticle
900 Park Record1918-10-183Peoaarticle
901 Park Record1918-10-185Local Newsarticle
902 Park Record1918-10-186In Case of Spread of Influenza.article
903 Park Record1918-10-187advertisement
904 Park Record1918-10-187Miss Martha Collins Victim of Influenzadeath
905 Park Record1918-10-187Walter E. Zabriski Diesdeath
906 Park Record1918-10-187From "Jack" Gidleyarticle
907 Park Record1918-10-187Hoytsvillearticle
908 Park Record1918-10-189Park Floatarticle
909 Park Record1918-10-1810Park Floatarticle
910 Sun1918-10-184Well Known Price Man is Victim of the Influenzaarticle
911 Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-181Open Air Funeral for Arthur L. Jorgensendeath
912 Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-181Two Claimed by Disease in North Sanpetedeath
913 Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-181Influenza Spreads Rapidly Thru Sanpete Countyarticle
914 Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-181Fairviewarticle
915 Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-181Local Newsarticle
916 Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-184Fasting and Prayerarticle
917 Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-185Spring Cityarticle
918 Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-186Uncle Sam's Advice on Fluarticle
919 Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-186Fountain Greenarticle
920 Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-186Local Newsarticle
921 Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-186Local Newsarticle
922 Mt. Pleasant Pyramid1918-10-187To Battle with Influenzaarticle
923 Salt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-181Public Health Service Leads Influenza Wararticle
924 Salt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-186Loan Drive 2 Billions behind as End Nearsarticle
925 Salt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-187Ogden Report Shows 8 Dead of Influenzadeath
926 Salt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-187Oreal Reeder Dies Aboard Troop Shipdeath
927 Salt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-188H. H. Thomas, Jr., U. S. A., Dies after Influenza Attackarticle
928 Salt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-188Influenza Again Stops Penn Gamearticle
929 Salt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-188Best Drillers to be Decidedarticle
930 Salt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-1811Soldiers Invest in Liberty Loanarticle
931 Salt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-1812City Reports 97 New Cases of Influenzadeath
932 Salt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-1812Vote in Tents, Urges Homerarticle
933 Salt Lake Herald-Republican1918-10-1812Influenza-Stricken Telephone Systemarticle
934 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-182Must Raise Two Billion Dollarsarticle
935 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-183advertisement
936 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-184Earl T. Wight is Given Commissionarticle
937 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-185Arthur Morse Moon Influenza Victimarticle
938 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-185Logan College to Induct Men Herearticle
939 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-185Societyarticle
940 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-188Football Situation Unsettled on Coastarticle
941 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-189advertisement
942 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-189Fighting 'Flu' in 30 Statesarticle
943 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-189Schools not Affectedarticle
944 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-189Stop all Gatheringsarticle
945 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-189Deaths at E1 Pasodeath
946 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-189New St. Louuis Casesarticle
947 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-189Colorado Controlarticle
948 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-189Reason in Travelarticle
949 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-1811Candidates Tour Southern Countiesarticle
950 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-1811Finds Specific for Influenzaarticle
951 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-1811Singer Midget is Influenza Victimdeath
952 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-1814Rigid Quarantine at Post Maintainedarticle
953 Salt Lake Tribune1918-10-1814Influenza Takes Still Firmer Griparticle
954 Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-182advertisement
955 Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-1810Influenza Continues Alarming Spreadarticle
956 Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-1812advertisement
957 Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-1813Volunteers Are Wanted to Aid Draft Boardsarticle
958 Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-1813Newsies Don New Gauze Masks to Ward off Flu Strident Tones Not Silenced by Covered Mouth Telegram Army Photographed in Sanitary Attirearticle
959 Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-1813Arthur Morse Moon Dies of Influenza at Helena, Montanadeath
960 Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-1813Interesting Testimony in Casearticle
961 Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-1813Wage War on Flu to Cut Death Rate, Urges Dr. Paulwedding
962 Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-1820Willie Ritchie is Ill with Influenzaarticle
963 Salt Lake Telegram1918-10-1822Influenza Worse than Hun Bulletsarticle
964 Grand Valley Times1918-10-181Influenza Breaks out in Moab; Schools Closedarticle
965 Grand Valley Times1918-10-183To Battle with Influenzaarticle
966 Grand Valley Times1918-10-185Local and Personalarticle
967 Grand Valley Times1918-10-188Irene Fell Dies of Influenza at Placervillearticle
968 Grand Valley Times1918-10-188Former Big Indian Employee Diesarticle
969 Tooele Transcript Bulletin1918-10-181County Official Tickets Nominatedarticle
970 Tooele Transcript Bulletin1918-10-187To Battle with Influenzaarticle
971 Vernal Express1918-10-184News of Our Neighborsarticle
972 Vernal Express1918-10-186advertisement
973 Vernal Express1918-10-186Geo. Alfred Hall Dies Wednesday Eve at the Local Hospitaldeath
974 Vernal Express1918-10-186Alton Calder Dies at the Ft. Logan Training Campdeath
975 Vernal Express1918-10-186Local Newsarticle
976 Wasatch Wave1918-10-185Local Wavesarticle
977 Wasatch Wave1918-10-188To Battle with Influenzaarticle
978 Box Elder News Journal1918-10-181page
979 Box Elder News Journal1918-10-182page
980 Box Elder News Journal1918-10-184page
981 Deseret Evening News1918-10-181page
982 Deseret Evening News1918-10-182page
983 Deseret Evening News1918-10-185page
984 Deseret Evening News1918-10-186page
985 Deseret Evening News1918-10-188page
986 Deseret Evening News1918-10-1814page
987 South Cache Courier1918-10-181page
988 South Cache Courier1918-10-182page
989 South Cache Courier1918-10-186page
990 South Cache Courier1918-10-187page
991 South Cache Courier1918-10-188page
992 Provo Post1918-10-181page
993 Provo Post1918-10-184page
994 Provo Post1918-10-187page
995 Ephraim Enterprise1918-10-191Dr. Reese Dies in Wyomingdeath
996 Ephraim Enterprise1918-10-192Local Newsarticle
997 Ephraim Enterprise1918-10-197To Battle with Influenza.article
998 Ephraim Enterprise1918-10-198Northwest Notesarticle
999 Goodwin's Weekly1918-10-198Saunteringsarticle
1000 Logan Republican1918-10-191A Farm for Every Yank is Plannedarticle
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