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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
3
The Forest Service cautions that ranger jobs are not playtime positions and condemns several correspondence schools for promising guaranteed government employment on National Forests after completing their courses. Officials note many inquiries about ranger positions driven by aggressive advertising.
The Forest Service condemns misleading advertisements for forest ranger training. Ads imply the job is largely play and easy, while ranger work is permanent and demanding with strict experience and ability requirements. Officials question correspondence schools and note exams test qualifications and state residency rules.
Guidance warns against misleading correspondence courses for forest ranger exams. Experts state that passing knowledge stems mainly from actual field experience, with four year high school completion often required. Colleges offering ranger courses by qualified staff may provide practical instruction and woods demonstration.
Fairfield town team defeated Choteau 27 to 17 on the local high school gym floor in the last game of the season. Berg led Fairfield scoring with Lydum and Hanson also outstanding. Choteau’s Midgett topped the visitors’ offense. In the women's match Fairfield beat Choteau 8 to 4 with Mrs. Harriet Morgan top Fairfield scorer.
Essentials of life in Alaska remain costly as a relative of a Choteau woman writes to The Whitefish Independent editor describing persistent high prices and the impact on daily needs.
A. A. Bryant, uncle of Mrs. Chas. Wilcox now at Eagle Alaska, quotes high costs and strange contrasts in Alaska. He notes caribou meat prices and schoolyard hunts, steady commodity prices, and a 200 dollar air trip from Fairbanks to Eagle. He reports fuel costs, hay, oats, and wood rates, plus progress on highways aided by federal funds and growing tourism.
Redondo Beach California March 27 a brave fox terrier mother defending seven puppies from wildcats and coyotes in Palo Verde hills nourished by daily bread and milk from a Torrance oil field worker. Police aided in finding a home for the dog family.
Alvin Hull described heavy mud near Chateau last Monday as he and Pratt traveled home in early hours. Clark Corey and Tomsha hosts on Connor farm welcomed guests. John Graves plans to recover soon. Mrs Graves expected home in two weeks. Gewald and Heerman families engaged in local visits and tax discussions. An error corrected on Collins Aid secretary name from Bailey to Geraldine Meyers. Four girls held a business session. Aid society supports young participants.
A local incident centers on a boy teasing recently arrived triplets with a harsh question about drowning. Police or school authorities may intervene to address bullying and ensure the safety and well being of the children involved.
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