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{{Filmjr |title= Industry on Parade Ep 97 - Horns Aplenty Segment |embid= |embsv= |heldby= |oclc= |desc=Horns Aplenty! Manufacturing automobile horns. Women assemblers. Cattle calling horn. Jubilee Manufacturing Co., Omaha, NE. |forma= |year=1952 |up=Moving_Image:IOP_Ep_97|next=|prev=|step= |lang=English |pbrs= |len= |link= |bw= |ani= |ewid= |oembedid= |mdpi= |dopt=0 }} == Jubilee Manufacturing Company == The Jubilee Manufacturing Co was based in Omaha, Nebraska and dates back to the early decade of the last century, when they made the "Jubilee Self-Heating Flat Iron." Nothing like a liquid fuel-burning iron to add a little excitement to that otherwise boring activity! By the next decade, they were offering automobile "spark intensifiers" and windshield wipers. In the early 1920's, they expanded into spark plugs, visors, hose clamps and even crystal radios. Then, at least by the 1930's, they began to produce electric horns. Auto horns seem to have become their primary product and by the 1950's they were OEM suppliers to manufacturers like Chrysler and Harley-Davidson. == See Also == * https://sova.si.edu/details/NMAH.AC.0507?i=0#ref194

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