During his boyhood days Henry T. Satcher accompanied the family to San Antonio and here attained his majority.
When he had reached the proper age he became connected with his father in the dairy business and later continued in the same line of trade but more extensively on his own account, and in this field of business activity has met with signal success.
In 1900 he removed to his present location, the splendid Satcher dairy farm, constituting about three hundred and fifty acres of fine land on the Asylum road near the city limits on the south. He has a very fine herd of milk cows, mostly Jerseys of high grade and his dairy, conducted on modern principles, with the largest facilities and equipment, is one of the leading enterprises of this county, a prominent local industry. Mr. Satcher was a thorough business man and had since starting out in life on his own account, been uniformly successful.
In this city was celebrated the marriage of Mr. Satcher and Miss Emma E. Voeste, a native of Missouri, and they have four children, Thelma, Henry Voeste, Doris and Elsie. A (Twentieth Century History of Southwest Texas, Volume 1 by Lewis Publishing Company,1907
When he had reached the proper age he became connected with his father in the dairy business and later continued in the same line of trade but more extensively on his own account, and in this field of business activity has met with signal success.
In 1900 he removed to his present location, the splendid Satcher dairy farm, constituting about three hundred and fifty acres of fine land on the Asylum road near the city limits on the south. He has a very fine herd of milk cows, mostly Jerseys of high grade and his dairy, conducted on modern principles, with the largest facilities and equipment, is one of the leading enterprises of this county, a prominent local industry. Mr. Satcher was a thorough business man and had since starting out in life on his own account, been uniformly successful.
In this city was celebrated the marriage of Mr. Satcher and Miss Emma E. Voeste, a native of Missouri, and they have four children, Thelma, Henry Voeste, Doris and Elsie. A (Twentieth Century History of Southwest Texas, Volume 1 by Lewis Publishing Company,1907
During his boyhood days Henry T. Satcher accompanied the family to San Antonio and here attained his majority.
When he had reached the proper age he became connected with his father in the dairy business and later continued in the same line of trade but more extensively on his own account, and in this field of business activity has met with signal success.
In 1900 he removed to his present location, the splendid Satcher dairy farm, constituting about three hundred and fifty acres of fine land on the Asylum road near the city limits on the south. He has a very fine herd of milk cows, mostly Jerseys of high grade and his dairy, conducted on modern principles, with the largest facilities and equipment, is one of the leading enterprises of this county, a prominent local industry. Mr. Satcher was a thorough business man and had since starting out in life on his own account, been uniformly successful.
In this city was celebrated the marriage of Mr. Satcher and Miss Emma E. Voeste, a native of Missouri, and they have four children, Thelma, Henry Voeste, Doris and Elsie. A (Twentieth Century History of Southwest Texas, Volume 1 by Lewis Publishing Company,1907
When he had reached the proper age he became connected with his father in the dairy business and later continued in the same line of trade but more extensively on his own account, and in this field of business activity has met with signal success.
In 1900 he removed to his present location, the splendid Satcher dairy farm, constituting about three hundred and fifty acres of fine land on the Asylum road near the city limits on the south. He has a very fine herd of milk cows, mostly Jerseys of high grade and his dairy, conducted on modern principles, with the largest facilities and equipment, is one of the leading enterprises of this county, a prominent local industry. Mr. Satcher was a thorough business man and had since starting out in life on his own account, been uniformly successful.
In this city was celebrated the marriage of Mr. Satcher and Miss Emma E. Voeste, a native of Missouri, and they have four children, Thelma, Henry Voeste, Doris and Elsie. A (Twentieth Century History of Southwest Texas, Volume 1 by Lewis Publishing Company,1907
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