Ames and Waterloo politics and local notes mix with regional chatter
A sprawling Ames Iowa page recounts political splits at Waterloo, populist activity, city governance moves, and trade disputes. It notes the Grand Lodge meeting in Boone, Baraboo evangelists, and local brass in Des Moines, with broader talk of tariffs, Coxey, Mary Lease, and local newspaper growth.
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Jim Weaver
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