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In 1886, when the east-west Bald Knob branch of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad intersected the Knobel line, the town was known as Wynne Junction, but â€œJunctionâ€ was eventually dropped. The Bald Knob line was completed in early 1888, and Wynne was incorporated for the first time that same year. Six years earlier, Wynne`s first post-office was established with Joseph A. Martin as postmaster.

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