Today is the second day of the second session of the 105th Nebraska Legislature. Today’s #ThrowbackThursday photo features the fiftieth and last bi-cameral session of the Nebraska Legislature in 1935.
The family of William Kelley pose among the rows of their celery field. The Keller’s farm was located six miles west of Kearney on an island in the Platte River. Nebraska Photographer Solomon D. Butcher captured this photograph in 1904. At that time, Butcher had a studio in Kearney.
![George Churley surrounded by his puppets [RG5865.PH11]](/sites/history.nebraska.gov/files/blog%20/%20img/rg5865ph0000011.jpg)
![Boys fishing at Hanscom Park, Omaha, 1928 [RG3882.PH0019-0007-2]](/sites/history.nebraska.gov/files/blog%20/%20img/rg3882ph001900072.jpg)
Gone fishing! Three young boys fish the pond at Hanscom Park in Omaha in today’s Throwback Thursday photo. If the string of fish the youngest boy holds, the pint-sized fishermen appear to be quite successful their simple lines and homemade pole. Omaha photographer Nathaniel Dewell captured this sweet scene on June 20, 1928.
![Saline County District 51 Taffy Pull, May 1914 [RG0813.PH0-000564]](/sites/history.nebraska.gov/files/blog%20/%20img/545.jpg)
![Decoration Day in Comstock, NE, ca. 1910 [RG3335.PH000006-000012 ]](/sites/history.nebraska.gov/files/blog%20/%20img/26186.jpg)
![Woman wearing a dress made from Evening World-Herald, an Omaha newspaper, June 1928. [RG3882.PH0045-0126]](/sites/history.nebraska.gov/files/blog%20/%20img/rg3882ph00450126.jpg)
