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Stock Photo: East Hale Storefronts, Osceola, Arkansas

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The potential for commerce related to cotton payrolls attracted a robust cadre of Jewish merchants to Hale Avenue in the early 1900s. Harwarq`s opened in `Old Town` before moving to `New Town` followed by Beehives, Nickols, and Weinberg`s.

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Stock Photo: East Hale Storefronts, Osceola, Arkansas

The potential for commerce related to cotton payrolls attracted a robust cadre of Jewish merchants to Hale Avenue in the early 1900s. Harwarq`s opened in `Old Town` before moving to `New Town` followed by Beehives, Nickols, and Weinberg`s.

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