October 18, 1918 Influenza on Increase

October 22, 1918 No Public Gatherings

October 22, 1918 Uncle Sam's Advice on Flu

October 25, 1918 Flu Decreases in the East

October 29, 1918 First Local Death

October 29, 1918 Must Wear Masks

November 1, 1918 3 more deaths in 24 hours

November 5, 1918 The Flu Situation

November 19, 1918 Victory Quells Flu as Well as Hun

January 3, 1919 Spanish Influenza--What it is and how it should be treated

January 10, 1919 Official Flu Record

January 14, 1919 Drastic Flu Ordinance Passed by Supervisors in Effect Immediately

January 14, 1919 continued

January 15, 1919 Individual Prejudice and Financial Gain Must Give Way to Health of All

January 16, 1919 Official Flu Record

January 16, 1919 Rules for Funerals Are Issued

January 17, 1919 Schools Closed

January 17, 1919 Influenza Throughout State Shows Alarming Increase

January 19, 1919 Alarming Increase in Number of Flu Cases in January

January 20, 1919 Issued by the State Council of Defense for the protection of public health

January 24, 1919 Alarming Increase is Found in 2 o'Clock Report

January 30, 1919 Authorities Think Wearing Masks Should Continue