RARE Vintage DRINKING WATER in BEER CAN Anheuser-Busch 

RARE Vintage DRINKING WATER in BEER CAN Anheuser-Busch

You are viewing a full, unopened can of Water ,  provided to those that had no fresh water during the flood that ravaged West Virginia in 1985.

“Anheuser-Busch is in a unique position to provide water to those in need.

Few corporations have the infrastructure to package beverages and distribute them quickly to our local wholesalers,” said Mike Harding, vice president, Operations, Anheuser-Busch.

“When a natural disaster strikes, very simply put, we have a responsibility to package and provide water to our neighbors.”

“Very simply put, we not only have the ability to provide water to relief victims, we feel we have a responsibility since residents of these communities have supported us for decades,” said Harding.

We’re proud to provide this service to our neighbors.”

Following Halloween on October the 31st, 1985, remants of Hurrican Juan which had ravaged the southern coasts, crossed into the Allegheny Mountains where it lingered for several days, saturating the ground with downpour after downpour.

A day later on November the Fourth, another storm front entered West Virginia which dumped upwards of 8 inches of rain in a 24 hour period, causing massive flooding through the state for the next few days.

As the flood waters receded, it became apparent that whole communities had practically disappeared along with thousands of homes and personal belongings, in addition to fourty people who had lost their lives as a result of the flood waters.

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