Ryan v. Perry Rendering Works

— About 11:00 o’clock in the morning of December 26, 1930, the plaintiff was driving a Ford sedan south on State Highway No. 169, a graveled highway running north and south, and intersecting the Lincoln Highway, about a mile and a half south of the place of collision. The graveled roadway on No. 169 was about twenty-two feet wide. At or about the place of the collision, was a concrete bridge about twenty-five or thirty feet long, with an eighteen-foot roadway. On each side of the floor of the bridge were solid concrete banisters, three or four feet high, with concrete diagonal wings extending…