Zastrow v. Schaumburger

Just prior to and at the time of the collision which occurred on February 17, 1931, at about seven o’clock in the morning, the plaintiff’s husband, as the servant of Wisconsin Valley Electric Company, was driving a Cadillac automobile in a squtherly direction on U. S. highway 51, and the defendant Schaumburger, as the servant of defendant Loomans, was driving a Dodge truck along said highway *119in the opposite direction. Highway 51, at the place of collision, was concreted to a width of eighteen feet which was free of snow or ice.' The road was straight from a curve located about 750 feet south…