Iberia is in Miller County, Missouri. The community began sometimes prior to 1840, as that is the year that it first appeared in an official document. At the time, there was a post office on Rabbithead Creek, about one mile southwest of Iberia. It is believed that the town was named for the Iberia, Louisiana, the hometown of the Short family, who settled in the area in the 1830s. The town was formally laid out and platted by Henry Dickerson in 1859, and recorded in 1860. During the Civil War, the town was known as Oakhurst, although Iberia was the name used by the post office from 1838 to 1861. The name of the post office was changed to Oakhurst in 1862, and remained so until 1871, and was called Rocktown for several years due to a rock throwing incident during the Civil War. At the time of the 1870 census, its population was one hundred, and mostly black. Iberia incorporated as a village in 1875. Iberia is concentrated near the crossroads of Missouri Highways 17 and 42, south of St. Anthony, southwest of Brays, southeast of Ulman, northeast of Hawkeye, and northwest of Hancock.
 
 
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Headquartered in Iberia, Missouri, the locally owned financial institution has a branch in Waynesville. Its locations, lobby and drive-up hours, services, and checking, savings, and lending programs are highlighted, and its online services are described and available through the site.
http://www.bankofiberia.com/
Situated on more than forty acres in the woods just outside of Iberia, Missouri, the Christian summer camp is highlighted, including photographs, an overview of the facilities, summer camp schedules, contacts, and announcements.
http://www.campwilderness4u.org/
With locations in Iberia, Meta, and St. Elizabeth, Missouri, the funeral home is family owned and operated. Its locations, services, pre-planning programs, and product showroom are featured, and obituaries are published to the site.
http://www.rekusfuneralhomes.com/
The auto parts store is located on Missouri Highway 17 in Iberia, Missouri. Its location, store hours, contacts, and an advertising flyer are presented.
http://iberiaautosupply.com/
Offering a K-12 public school curriculum through an elementary school and a high school, the district serves the Iberia, Missouri community. A district calendar, school schedules, employment opportunities, and faculty and staff contacts are featured.
http://www.iberia.k12.mo.us/
Factory authorized, the watch and clock repair specialists are situated in Iberia, Missouri, offering watch repair services, specializing in antique and grandfather clocks. The shop’s location, hours of operation, and contacts are featured.
http://www.clockdociberia.com/