Merit System and Public School Education Triumph
The text argues that civil service reform has built a merit based system, not a youth dominated one, with 30 average age and most applicants educated in public schools. It claims high permanence and low removals, reduces patronage, and predicts a permanent shift toward merit based administration and broader public support for schools. It also notes parallel debates in UK and France on church and biblical revisions, and cites local Colorado farming news including Fred Whittaker’s Salt Creek ranch and Grand Junction growth.
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