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The first canned tomato juice, the first mechanical corn picker, and the first rubber tire pumped full of air originated in Howard County. These highlights, in addition to being the home of Elwood Haynes, inventor of the spark-ignition, has earned Kokomo the title “City of Firsts.”
Inside the shape of a light bulb, a winding filament forms a primitive automobile and driver. The contours of filament can also be read as a questioning human face, symbolizing inventiveness and
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View moreMedium type: Steel; Stone/Marble
Date created: 2001
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