WARREN G. DAMON
History of Arizona, page 523

Among the progressive and wida-awake business men of Kingman stands 
Warren G. Damon, who for more than a decade has been one of the 
owners of the Mohave Printing and Publishing Company, publisher 
of the Mohave County Miner.  He was born in York, Nebraska on the 
17th ay of July 1888 and is a son of James H. and Theresa (Warren) 
Damon. His father was a mining man. Mr. Damon received his 
educational training in the public schools of Tacoma, Washington, 
graduating from the Stadium High School in 1908.  He engaged in 
newspaper work, in which he was employed on Tacoma and Seattle 
papers and in 1910 became a departmental head. In the following 
year he went to Canada and engaged in the wholesale magazine 
business. In 1914 he went to California. After working on various 
papers in that state, in 1917 he became the proprietor of the 
Anaheim Daily Herald at Anaheim and in the following year came 
to Kingman.  Subsequently he became associated with Anson Smith 
in the publication of the Mohave County Miner, under the name of 
the Mohave Printing and Publishing Company and they have so 
conducted this paper that it has steadily grown in public 
favor.

On June 23, 1929 Mr. Damon married Frances C. Barnes of Kingman.

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