Lang v. Kollasch

The controversy here presented has to do with a collision between the automobiles of the respective parties on a highway intersection about two miles north of the town of Whittemore in Kossuth county, Iowa, at about 3 o’clock in the afternoon of July 4, 1932. A county trunk road designated as “W” runs north and south, and at the point of collision is intersected by a local township road extending east and west. The county road- “W” is graded and graveled; its traveled portion being about 26 feet wide. The township road is graded and has a traveled portion about 15 feet wide. There was no…