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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
12
The article discusses a plan for school health education focusing on daily habits such as sleep fresh air proper food rest and exercise. It emphasizes teacher involvement to model healthy behavior and inspire student enthusiasm to promote overall wellness in the school community.
Vernal business leaders form the Uintah Club to review external schemes and protect residents from dubious promoters. The club urges full disclosure of credentials and calls out fly by night proposals, aiming to safeguard Vernal and Uintah County from dishonest plans and outside solicitations.
Monrovia visitors Mr. and Mrs. Bert Alexander with two children stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Case in Jensen and plan California return. George Hichardson moves back from Rainbow. Dudleys and Stewarts move portions of homes for school starts. Jensen exhibitors win prizes at county fair. thirty entries in agriculture yield many red and blue ribbons. First year club girls showcase work under Mrs. Ediny Spendlove.
The Utah State Fair sept plans band contests from October 1 to 7 with semi professional and amateur classes awarding cash and prizes. Solo cornet and saxophone contests offer gold instruments and cash prizes. Bands perform Poet and Peasant and Songs of the Old Folks with entries by mail to the Utah State Fair office.
The article argues teachers must lead in child health education, standardizing care within schools. It cites trained teachers, the Modern Peace Crusade, and nationwide endorsements, stressing learning by doing and daily health habits reinforced by graded score cards.
The Ashley Game Preserve is detailed in Utah Flair and Game Laws. The route starts at the southwest corner of township 3 south range 20 east and follows Dry Fork Mountain and Taylor Mountains to Big Brush Creek then along Diamond Mountain to Diamond Gulch and Jones Hole Creek to Green River.
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