Can you describe the traditions of the Ram Navami festival in Shirdi as mentioned in the context of Damu Anna's story?

Chapter 25 provides details about the Ram Navami festival traditions in Shirdi. A central event was a grand procession featuring two large new flags. One of these flags was provided by the Nimonkars, and the second was provided by Damu Anna as part of a long-standing vow he observed with great devotion. The procession would commence from the house of Kondaji the carpenter, moving through the village accompanied by the sound of musical instruments. The ceremony would culminate with these long banners being tied to the two ends of the Masjid. Furthermore, the chapter notes that as part of the festival celebrations, any Fakirs present in the village were fed to their heart's content, highlighting the charitable aspect of the event.