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The Noise Goes on Forever: A History of New Orleans Noise Ordinances

January 1, 2011 by: Zachary Young

History of New Orleans Noise Ordinances: New Orleans Picayune Clipping

The August 2, 1838 issue of the New Orleans Picayune is only four pages long. Much of that length is taken up by advertisements...

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