50 people were living in Sayers in 1896 with two general stores and a church. The Adkins post office was moved to Sayers, and the postal area was named Adkins.
In 1896, Sayers had a modest population of fifty people, along with essential services like general stores and a church. This led to the relocation of the Adkins post office to Sayers, which subsequently gave rise to the town's new postal designation.