Singer Seeks Edge Over Foreign Competition and Diversifies
In a 1963 interview Singer Manufacturing Co president Donald P. Kircher explains surviving foreign competition by redesigning lines, cutting costs through factory modernization, and expanding marketing. The firm imports lower priced machines from Scotland while growing complex, high priced models made in America and diversifies into fabrics, portable typewriters, floor care equipment, and mail order to spread fixed costs.
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Nearly 100 miles of sandstone filter water to a deep well beneath granite near Minneapolis. Diamond Wells yields nature’s treasure, the ideal brewing water, exclusively for Grain Belt.
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