History Repeating Itself: In 1918 the world wide flu epidemic hit Oxnard. Over 200 cases were recorded here in one day. On another day, 80 cases were reported from the Sugar Beet Factory on that day alone.
All public gathering places were closed: schools, churches, the Opera house, saloons and pool halls. This was strictly enforced by the police. There was nothing doctors could do. The hospital was overflowing. After six weeks, only schools and churches were allowed to reopen.Â
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I guess not. TorT began in the 1920s
Dated October 31. Were they warning the trick or treaters to stay home to?
Or call 211
Yes I like to find out where there helping the homeless with motel vouchers please get back to me asap thankyou
Are you in Oxnard? If so, call Oxnard Housing Dept- Emilio Ramirez