12 May 1906
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1906
Page
1
Rev Bowles argues nature exists as the material universe and contrasts it with human personality. He emphasizes self grasp as the first fact of person and explains human will versus natural necessity, noting man as a causal agent who acts with purpose and foresight while nature follows laws. The piece ends urging subscription.
The passage contrasts nature and personality, arguing nature operates under universal laws while personality is free. It cites gravitation, chemical affinity, and fixed proportions as examples of law governing nature, then contrasts this with human traits such as appetite and desire, implying a distinction between deterministic natural forces and individual freedom.
The Sedalia District Central Missouri Conference reports ten quarterly meetings since April 4 with strong spiritual and temporal results. Pastors J W Hardin R Rush Denny Hawkins Woolrich and Lee Roy Woolrich lead circuits in Dresden Sweet Springs Blackburn Odess Lexington Station, with new churches funds raised, salaries rising, debts being canceled, and several conversions.
Rev W H Smith of Wellington Circuit and Bro A Enyard supply in Fourth year of service with strong work. New roof added to parsonage. Ladies Aid and trustees plan church repaint. Quarterly meetings on April 24 25 and 28 29 boosted spirits. One hundred four took Communion. collection $28.50. pastor salary $500 up $50. Knob Noster Centerview circuit led by Bro Ly MooL Jackson in second year. parsonage erected last year. First Quarterly meeting held May 5 6 with strong results.
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