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A Roman coin having a head on one side and two walking human figures on the reverse was said to be found 3-1/2 below grade while digging a foundation for a new brewery icehouse in New Glarus in the year 1900.
Ron Lewis, left, is pictured with fellow servicemen during his time in Vietnam, where he served in the Saigon and Long Binh area with the 199th Light Infantry Brigade.
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