What newspapers did Taliaferro/Gottfredson strips appear in?

[caballero]

As far as I know both the strips by Taliaferro and the strips by Gottfredson were printed in dozens of newspapers across the US. Can someone provide a complete or partial list of newspapers those strips originally were published in? I tried to find such a list, but was unable to. Thanks in advance!

[RobbK1]

Sept 7, 2018 21:24:40 GMT caballero said:

As far as I know both the strips by Taliaferro and the strips by Gottfredson were printed in dozens of newspapers across the US. Can someone provide a complete or partial list of newspapers those strips originally were published in? I tried to find such a list, but was unable to. Thanks in advance!

Both strips, along with the "Silly Symphonies" and "Uncle Remus" strips were printed in The Hearst Newspaper syndicate newspapers, by Hearst's "King Features Syndicate", while The Chicago Tribune Syndicate was USA's other major newspaper syndicate. The Los Angeles Examiner (later, Herald-Examiner), San Francisco Examiner, Chicago American, and New York Mirror were some Hearst papers which ran King Features Comic Strips.

[caballero]

Sept 7, 2018 23:30:06 GMT RobbK1 said:

Sept 7, 2018 21:24:40 GMT caballero said:

As far as I know both the strips by Taliaferro and the strips by Gottfredson were printed in dozens of newspapers across the US. Can someone provide a complete or partial list of newspapers those strips originally were published in? I tried to find such a list, but was unable to. Thanks in advance!

Both strips, along with the "Silly Symphonies" and "Uncle Remus" strips were printed in The Hearst Newspaper syndicate newspapers, by Hearst's "King Features Syndicate", while The Chicago Tribune Syndicate was USA's other major newspaper syndicate. The Los Angeles Examiner (later, Herald-Examiner), San Francisco Examiner, Chicago American, and New York Mirror were some Hearst papers which ran King Features Comic Strips.

Thanks, Robb! I'm trying to track down first prints of some old strips, such as the first appearance of Huey, Dewey, and Louie. It seems there is not a huge market for first prints of comic strips, so hopefully the prices won't be too high.

[RobbK1]

Sept 8, 2018 20:17:27 GMT caballero said:

Sept 7, 2018 23:30:06 GMT RobbK1 said:

Both strips, along with the "Silly Symphonies" and "Uncle Remus" strips were printed in The Hearst Newspaper syndicate newspapers, by Hearst's "King Features Syndicate", while The Chicago Tribune Syndicate was USA's other major newspaper syndicate. The Los Angeles Examiner (later, Herald-Examiner), San Francisco Examiner, Chicago American, and New York Mirror were some Hearst papers which ran King Features Comic Strips.

Thanks, Robb! I'm trying to track down first prints of some old strips, such as the first appearance of Huey, Dewey, and Louie. It seems there is not a huge market for first prints of comic strips, so hopefully the prices won't be too high.

There were roughly 150 more King Features newspapers whose names I don't know.