Talk:Noma, Florida
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The following text was at the bottom of this page. I don't know what it is, but it does not seem to belong to Noma, Florida.
NOMA, once the largest christmas decor manufacturer in the world
The National Outfit Manufacturer's Association was officially started early in 1925. Accounts of the number of companies who joined vary from thirteen to fifteen, but I do know that these companies were involved: The C.D. Wood Electric company, Szel's Five Seas Trading Company, The Matchless Corporation, the decorative lighting division of Deal Electric, Franco, the decorative lighting division of Monowatt and The Henry Hyman Company. The United States Electric Company, better known as USALITE, joined for a short time but then broke away. A major holdout was the M. Propp Company, who continued (for a time, at least) on their own.
•DanMS 05:35, 2 December 2005 (UTC)
