Horse Collars and Harnesses in Eudora Arkansas 1939

In January 1939, horse collars and harnesses are arranged for display in a store located in Eudora, Arkansas. This scene illustrates the significance of equine gear in rural commerce, reflecting the agricultural practices vital to small-town life. Eudora, a community in the Delta region, relied on agriculture as a key economic driver.

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