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What separates average-to-good Iowa towns from thriving ones, former Governor Terry Branstad often said, is the presence of locally owned banks and a dedicated community newspaper.
There is a lot of talk about the opioid crisis lately and usually a few stolen catalytic converters listed in the police record section of the newspaper.
On a late summer afternoon in Bloomfield 40 years ago, the people of Iowa learned about an unofficial government principle we have seen repeated in recent weeks.
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