HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
To the many friends
of B u dwe i s e f
It is our privilege and desire to cooperate in
the relief of the rail traffic problem on the
Pacific Coast.
While shipments of Budweiser constitute
but a fraction of the total rail traffic load on
the Pacific Coast, we have decided to with
hold all such shipments until such a time as
the present rail traffic emergency is relieved,
and we have so informed the War Production
Board.
This decision applies to all shipments of
Budweiser scheduled to leave our plant in
St. Louis for California, Oregon and Washing
ton, after January 31st
We know that all who are identified with
Budweiser on the Pacific Coast, wholesalers,
retailers, and our many other friends, will
consider it a privilege to share in this tempo
rary sacrifice to hasten the day of Victory.
For over fifty years we have been proud
of your selection of Budweiser as a symbol of
your famous hospitality, and we join with you
in looking forward to the day when this com
panion of good taste will again be available.
In the busy meantime, we commend to our
fHends the many fine beers now being brewed
on the Pacific Coast.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
SAINT LOUIS
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February 8, 1948