Let’s Talk Clovis: 1912 City Ordinances, 8th & 9th, Outlaw Two Businesses
The first Clovis Board of Trustees was elected on April 9, 1912 with a “dry” and “moral” slate. They rapidly…
The first Clovis Board of Trustees was elected on April 9, 1912 with a “dry” and “moral” slate. They rapidly…
We begin this article by describing the average life of US citizens approximately 110 years ago. The average life expectancy…
H.W. McCormick was editor of the weekly Clovis Tribune newspaper. Subscriptions were $1.50 yearly, six months .75 or three months…
Many of our early Clovis pioneers were Veterans of our Civil War (1861-1865). They were true patriots. They established a…
1962 was the year that 1,400 Clovis High School students committed “The Perfect Prank” (play hooky) on their dedicated Principal…
The 1962 “Spirited Cavalcade Staff” (Terry Riordan, Editor-in-Chief) requested the Clovis High School faculty (1,400 students, 60 teachers) to share…
Several hundred guests attended the Hall of Fame Annual Awards on Saturday evening, September 14, 2019, at the Clovis Veterans…
The genealogy of Joseph Bretz’s great grandfather, Ludwig Bretz (1734? -1807), by Winfield Scott Farthemore, states that in 1750 Ludwig…
In 1872, the surrounding area that was to become Clovis produced native oat fields as far as the eye could…
John Ghilotti was born in the city of Grosio, Italy (northern part of Italy) on November 11, 1871. Jobs were…