Remington Rand

Industrial 1900s

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successor corporation that absorbed the Dalton Adding Machine Company at Dalton Adding Machine Company Notable event: Absorption of Dalton Adding Machine Company (post-1926) — Following James L. Dalton's death in 1926, the Dalton Adding Machine Company was absorbed into Remington Rand as part of a corporate consolidation.

Related Historic Sites

Dalton Adding Machine Company

Poplar Bluff, Missouri (exact factory site unknown)

Founded by Poplar Bluff businessman James L. Dalton, this internationally known company manufactured one of the world's most successful early adding machines. A factory built in Poplar Bluff in 1909 helped launch a business that would grow into a multi-million-dollar enterprise and later become part of Remington Rand.

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Possibly Connected People

James L. DaltonUnverified

Chairman of the Board, Wright-Dalton-Bell-Anchor Store Co.

LLM identified as "founder / owner / manager" — "Founded and led by Poplar Bluff businessman James L. Dalton, the Dalton Adding Machine Company became one of the most successful office machine manufacturers of the early twentieth century."

Details

Era Active: 1900s

Sources

Extracted from historic site: Dalton Adding Machine Company

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Dalton Adding Machine Company

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