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Plague Toll Continues Heavy Within City October 11, 1918

March 17, 2020Marie

Source: Rockford Morning Star October 11, 1918

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Camp Epidemic Reaches Climax

March 14, 2020Marie

Source: October 6, 1918 p.3

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No Improvement in Local Plague Conditions Yet

March 14, 2020Marie

Source: The Rockford Morning Star October 6, 1918 p.3

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